The cap rates in my area hover around 6-7% and rents have been stagnant for the last few years but are starting to increase somewhat. Recently an 18 unit complex near me sold for $1.1 with a projected cash flow of $2,000 annually, yes $2,000 annually considering a 20% down. Granted, the rents will increase in time, the asset will appreciate, and there is depreciation but what a lot of hassle for $2000. I have an accepted offer on a business right now for $775,000 that cash flows $370,000 annually.
I would like to diversify my holdings over time but it's had to get very excited about a $2,000 cash flow that's based on assumptions. A property tax measure could pass and wipe that out. What am I missing here? Someone bought it.
I would like to diversify my holdings over time but it's had to get very excited about a $2,000 cash flow that's based on assumptions. A property tax measure could pass and wipe that out. What am I missing here? Someone bought it.
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