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Ivy Markov
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is irr of 5.90% good for property?

Ivy Markov
  • Homeowner
  • Houston
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i am calculating irr for 10 year period and after tax is 5.90% nd cap rate is 3.62% would you consider this too low? 

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Nick Peters
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Nick Peters
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If you calculated your IRR the right way, then no, a 5% IRR when investing in real estate is not a good deal. At a minimum, you should look for 10% (and really nothing below). 10% is even pretty low when you consider all the work that you have to put into such an investment.

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