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How to run numbers before buying

Travis Oneill
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👋 Hello All ,

I'm a newbie.

Currently looking at a 16 Unit Building offered at $825,000 at a 8.83% Cap Rate in Waterbury, CT

From my self studies 📚 this is what I drafted on running numbers can u please let me know if this is right or wrong I'm a newbie

â–  16 Unit Apartment Building

â–  Purchase Price $825,000

â–  Down-payment = 25% = $206,250

â–  Salary = Cap Rate x Purchase Price

â–  Salary = 8.83% x 825,000

â–  Salary = 72,847

Thanks!

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