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Ben Chapman
  • Detroit
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Multi family apartments

Ben Chapman
  • Detroit
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I currently own 3 sfr that are cash flow positive. I want to break into multi family apartment buildings. There is a 14 unit for sale in my area that is a complete rehab. It is currently unoccupied. The current rent in the area is $400 to $500. I'm trying to figure out if it's a good deal and worth doing. Is the cap rate individual to each property or the overall geographic area? The sales price is 300k. Any and all comments are appreciated. 

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