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Sherwin Vargas
  • Investor
  • pawtucket, RI
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Starting out in Rhode island

Sherwin Vargas
  • Investor
  • pawtucket, RI
Posted

Hey guys,

I have been studying and learning for the past year but I am finally ready to buy It seems like alot of the multi family listings are at great prices in rhode island and am getting slightly overwhelmed with where to start. 

I been sort of following a quick rule of thumb for a 20% cap rate. just as an idea. I was wondering what other Rhode island investors use as rule of thumbs to quickly fish out bad and better investments. 


 I have been looking in pawtucket, and providence mostly. I know There are alot of quick test and rules of thumb but I am just wondering what exacly rhode island investors use. 

Thanks in advance. 

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