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Keep Class A property or buy class C apartment
Hello,
I have experience on SFH, townhouse, and condo; but I don't have any experience on apartment building yet.
Many people said apartment building is a very good investment.
It makes me want to buy (experience) an apartment building and try it too.
Most of my properties are in Class A and Class B areas with good tenants.
Using today market price valve, my class A properties have a return of 6.2% if purchase it using 100% cash.
Since I have mortgages on my properties, the mortgage yield a higher return of 7.8% on my class A properties.
The class C apartment buildings are selling at the price with 6.5% cap rate.
With 30% down payment on the mortgage, the apartment can have a higher cap rate of 8.7%.
Should I sell my class A properties (6.2% return), to buy a Class C apartment building (6.5% cap rate)?