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Reliable resource for small market multi-family cap rates?
Hey Everyone,
I am in process of determining my shortlist of markets to enter and one metric/indicator that continues to give me heart burn is finding a reliable source of Cap rates for smaller markets that interest me. Does anyone have a recommendation for a reliable resource for commercial multi-family cap rates for smaller markets that don't make the national reports by IRR or M&M?
I am most interested in these locations if no such resource exists aside from reaching out to a broker.
- Jackoson, MS
- Provo, UT
- Des Moines, IA
- Fort Collins, CO
- Bend, OR
Thanks in advance!