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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

How reasonable is this deal?
I have an opportunity to get a 4-plex. Actual current NOI (once the current vacant apt is rented) is 46,117. Debt service looks like it will be about $43,800. CAP rate is 6.6%. DSCR is 1.05. Seems pretty razor thin, but as long as it's fully rented, it does pay it's own way. If these numbers are not good, what would be better numbers?