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Thomas Klose
  • Lender
  • Guatemala, Guatemala
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CAP RATE QUESTION

Thomas Klose
  • Lender
  • Guatemala, Guatemala
Posted

Hi, 

I´m currently starting to invest on real estate. My first transaction was a sale and leaseback operation. It went out well and we are currently seeking similar transactions. We are investing between 20-30% and the rest is financed by our bank. By doing this both ROI and CAP RATE indicators look good.

However, I have takes to some people that evaluate the CAP RATE by: dividing the INCOME/SALE PRICE. They leave out behind the Expenses.

Is this a correct way of getting a CAP RATE? any comment will be appreciated.

Thanks

Thomas

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