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Brandon Pearl
  • Vancouver, WA
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Help Me Understand How To Gauge Cap Rate

Brandon Pearl
  • Vancouver, WA
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Hey guys, I am relatively new to the game when it comes to REI and I am currently practicing analyzing deals but I could use some guidance when it comes to understanding what a good cap rate is. I understand that Cap Rate is the rate of return an investor can expect from their real estate properties, calculated by dividing the income by the market value, but what is a minimum I should be looking for? I like how Brandon Turner explains CoC ROI as a base hit (8%) and a homerun (12+%)...does this also apply to Cap Rate?

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