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    RESIDENTIAL INVESTOR IQRESIDENTIAL INVESTOR IQ

    LAS VEGAS, NEVADALAS VEGAS, NEVADA

    Q1 2011 UPDATEQ1 2011 UPDATE

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    MARKET IQReal estate investors demand up-to-date market intelligence to make informeddecisions. Resources available to you and your investor clients include:

    - Monthly Market Synopses- Regional Economic and Housing Summary (Quarterly)

    - Consumer demand reports

    - Detailed rental analysis

    With the tools assembled byMarket IQ, Coldwell Banker Premier Realty canassist clients in understanding the macro and micro economic and housingdetails in assisting investors in the timely disposition of their properties, evenin challenging markets.

    Residential Activity Synopsis - Monthly Residential Rental Report Southern Nevada Economy

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    Housing Stock Vacancy RateHousing Stock Vacancy Rate

    11.38%

    11.53%

    8.00%

    10.00%

    12.00%

    14.00%

    %

    Vacancy Rates by Housing Type

    Source: Clark County.

    2.04%

    2.58% 2.58%

    2.62%

    3.64%

    2.77%

    3.78%4.28%

    6.38%

    5.18%

    5.75%

    6.50%6.16% 6.16%

    7.22%

    5.64%

    6.38%6.87% 6.93% 6.84%

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    2.00%

    4.00%

    6.00%

    2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

    Vaca

    nc

    Single Family Multi-Family

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    Rental Property Vacancy Rate

    11.8

    10.8

    11.912.1

    15.2

    12.9

    15.2

    16.0

    16.7

    15.0

    12.9 12.813.0

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    Rental Vacancy Rate (%) - Las Vegas

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau

    8.3

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    Rental Property Days on Market

    55

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    6664

    68 6870

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    57 5755

    58

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    Rental Property Average Days on Market

    Source: Mlxchange.

    Note: Averages can be greatly skewed by outliers. Extreme observations have been removed by analyst.

    49 47 46 47

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    Condominium Single Family

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    Average Rental RatesAverage Rental Rates

    $1.54

    $0.76

    High-Rise

    Average All Types

    Source: Mlxchange, Coldwell Banker Premier Realty.

    $0.71

    $0.75

    $0.00 $0.25 $0.50 $0.75 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.25

    SFR

    Condo

    $/Sq.Ft

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    Relationship between Cap Rates, Sale Prices and Rents

    1.5

    2.0

    2.5

    6%

    8%

    10%

    12%

    SalePriceIndex

    CapRate

    Capitalization Rates, Sale & Rent Prices (Indexed)

    With rents being fairly flat, cap rates are largely a function of sale price declines.Source: Mlxchange, Clark County

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    Cap Rate Rent Index Sale Index

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    Age Distribution of Valley HomesAge Distribution of Valley Homes

    1989 to 20001975 to 19891960 to 1975Older than 1960 2000 to 2010

    Source: Mlxchange

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    Rental Price Per Square FootRental Price Per Square Foot Single FamilySingle Family -- Q1Q1

    $1.30+$.85 to $1.30$.70 to $.85Less than $.70

    Source: Mlxchange

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    Rental ReturnsRental Returns MonthlyMonthly Q1Q1

    $300+$0 to $300-$400 to $0-$420

    Source: Mlxchange.Calculated using 75% LTV at 5.0%, insurance, taxes, special improvement and management fees.

    Source: Mlxchange

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    Cap Rates on Sold Homes with Tenants in PlaceCap Rates on Sold Homes with Tenants in Place Q1Q1

    16%+11% to 16%7.5% to 11%4 to 7.5%4% or less

    Note: Based on natural breaks in the data.

    Source: Mlxchange.

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    Cap RateCap Rate Sales Price RelationshipSales Price RelationshipRental Properties ClosedRental Properties Closed Q1 2011Q1 2011

    15%

    20%

    25%

    te

    Single Family Rental Cap Rates vs. Sale Price

    Source: Mlxchange

    -5%

    0%

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    10%

    $0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 $450,000 $500,000

    Cap

    Ra

    Sale Price

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    Bank Owned PropertiesBank Owned Properties

    Nearly14,200 homesare currently

    held bylenders

    6,295 are on

    the multiplelisting serviceas listed,undercontract or a

    pending sale

    Source: Clark County

    Source: Clark County

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    Short Sale PropertiesShort Sale Properties There are 7,034short sale homeson the marketthat are not

    under contract.This represents47% of the activefor-saleinventory.

    8,244 shortsales are undercontract. Amajority of theseare contingent onbeing approvedby the lender.

    12% of the shortsales that gounder contract

    actually close.Source: Ticor Title Active Under Contract

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    Notices of DefaultNotices of Default

    Nearly16,000

    Notices ofDefaultwerecounted in

    Q1, 2011

    Source: Ticor Title

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    Short Sale and REO Active ListingsShort Sale and REO Active Listings

    5,000

    6,000

    7,000

    8,000

    9,000

    10,000

    Homes

    Source: Mlxchange

    -

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    Numbero

    Short Sale REO

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    GLOSSARY OF TERMSThere are numerous investment terms to be familiar with:

    Adjusted cost basis: The investors cost of the property for tax purposes.

    Depreciation: An expense deducted from income for tax purposes whichallows the owner to recapture the investment in an asset over its economic lifeby a periodic deduction from the income generated by the asset on a before-tax basis.

    Feasibility study: An analysis based upon estimates to determine if theinvestment makes sense and whether or not to proceed with it.

    Net operating income: Gross scheduled income less vacancy allowance andannual operating expenses.

    Capitalization rate: An indicator of value and the rate at which investors arewilling to invest their capital. Divide net operating income by the desired rateequals the purchase price the investor is willing to pay.

    Rate of return on equity: The rate which equates the present value of the netcash flow inflows to the initial equity investment.

    A glossary of terms is available. Please see your CBPR professional.

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