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Travis H.
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Cap rates - multi family residential valuation

Travis H.
  • Denver, CO
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In commercial r/e property value can be calculated as: Value = net operating income/cap rate Does this valuation apply to 1-4 unit properties? Or is that not considered "commercial"? Granted from what I read institutional analysts or appraisers might start with discounted cash flows to value a property. As you can see the waters are a little muddy. Any clarity you can provide would be great. Thank You Travis

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Travis H.
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Bill Jacobsen ... If you don't have comparable cap rates then how do you know if your 8% cap is a good rate?

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