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Robert Fornwalt
  • New Boston, MI
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Trying to run the numbers

Robert Fornwalt
  • New Boston, MI
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Where do you gets your numbers when it comes to multifamily units? I'm having a tough go when it comes to find information on rents and the other numbers as it apply to multifamily. When I look at the mls most don't give good numbers if any. If you call the agent most just want to get my info or want me to come in and talk before giving them out. Most agents don't even fill out the MLS LISTING completely. Why wouldn't they include the rents, occupancy rate and other important information?

I’m just trying to do what other have suggested and run the numbers on 100 properties. But finding it very difficult to do this.

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Patrick Hermans
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  • North Andover, MA
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Patrick Hermans
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Andover, MA
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@Chris Ono Is absolutely right. They are treating you like a potential client and want to get you in the office to close on you. 

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