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Lonnie Waliczek
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wichita, KS
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Multi property asking price markup?

Lonnie Waliczek
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wichita, KS
Posted
Thanks ahead of time for your responses ( if any) :) When pricing a multi family property ( for the sake of this question ... a 2-4 door ) how much if any markup should there be on a property that is fully occupied? I keep seeing properties on MLS and similar sites in my area of Wichita KS where the asking price is 15-20% higher than what the local appraisal values the property. For instance , if the physical property has a value of 100k , but the asking price is 120k, does the the fact that there are existing leases in places warrant a 20% markup in the asking price? Thx and cheers!

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