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Sunny D.
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Cape coral rental market

Sunny D.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Hello

I am researching on Cape Coral as a rental market. What vacancy rates can I expect? Any references for good property managers in that area. Any experience from other investors who manage it out of state in that area?

#s dont look great, but is a nicer area and am seeing a few  at 1500 rent on 160K home (centre of cape coral and away from beaches).

Cheers

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Kamil Maras
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Kamil Maras
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Although tough to finds on MLS I still believe there are some opportunities in small multifamily in the north east by Hancock bridge area. Keep in mind when evaluating, that current rents are not sustainable long term. Be conservative.

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