Back-of-envelope office space conundrum발음듣기
Back-of-envelope office space conundrum
What I want to do in this video is kind of give a back of the envelope way for thinking about a conundrum that the Khan Academy is facing right now.발음듣기
It's a converted nightclub and it's really too dingy to be a respectable place to work, but it's going for $1,000 a month.발음듣기
The contractor says it would cost us about $10,000 to get this dingy office to the condition of the nice office.발음듣기
And the contractor said it would take one month of work to get the dingy office space up to speed.발음듣기
He's like, OK, if you need to repair it - he's kind not the easiest person to deal with - he says, I'm going to charge you an extra month of rent.발음듣기
So you could still, once you repair it, you still get two years of service from the dingy office.발음듣기
And I'll tell you my emotions, I want to do the nice one because I don't want to spend $10,000 and make this all nice and then two years later, the landlord could raise the rent.발음듣기
And the easiest way to think about that is, what is the effective amount of rent, in a very back of the envelope way, that we're paying for the dingy office?발음듣기
And in terms of the useful life, because over here when we're saying per month, every month here is useful.발음듣기
So if you view it this way, not doing any fancy present valuing, just back of the envelope, it is $35,000 over 24 months.발음듣기
So even though I don't want to invest in this property, and I'm only going to be able to use two years and this person's going to be able to raise the rent after that, it actually still makes a lot of sense.발음듣기
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