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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Closed my first deal. Two 4-plexes in Fargo, ND
Recently bought two 4-plexes in Fargo, ND. $165k/each. 8.5% cap rate.
All units are 2 bed, 1 bath and are rented out at an avg price of $490 which I figured was $100 too low.
Well we had a tenant move out soon after closing (which was expected), and I rented out the unit for $595. If we can get all the units to that level our cap rate will move north of 10%. This includes 5% vacancy, 7% property management, and 12% for capex. Cash on cash projected to be 13%.
So far, so good.