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Updated almost 10 years ago,
Just to better understand
I was told in a previous post that CAP is irrelevant when evaluating a SFH, if I understood correctly.
But I still want to understand it.
About to cash-out on current residence
Refi at 135K
Insurance and taxes wrapped into mortgage $770 w/ 3.73% int
Rent $1100
Do get the CAP I would $1100 X 12 - 15% (vacancy & maintenance)=$11220
$11220/135K=8.31% CAP???