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Green Light or Red Light
I have a deal that I have analyzed with a 9.55 cap rate. All the properties within this portfolio are rented. I am just starting back up and need to know if I should proceed or "due" more diligence. I am going to start with an option to purchase that allows that opportunity, but I don't want to lock myself into an unreasonable offer price until I am confident in the right number to offer or walk away. Any help? Suggestions? What do you need from me? Thanks in advance for the help.