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Paul Ireland
  • Realtor
  • Boston MA
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Cap rate chat for Worcester MA?

Paul Ireland
  • Realtor
  • Boston MA
Posted

I am constantly hearing about cap rates when I look at larger commercial properties, but I never hear it mentioned when touring buildings under 4 units. I would be interested in hearing what investors (or yourself) are looking for when it comes to cap rate in the Worcester market. I am speaking strictly NOI / PP. No mortgage or tax expenses.

Would it be greedy of me ask for a 5 cap on a 100+ year old 2 family building?

I am mostly curious as to what other investors would be satisfied with 

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