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What do you think is really a good cap rate?

Stephen M.
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I’m a flipper/investor and trying to figure out what to do after we sell this next flip. I hear varying opinions on what truly is a good cap rate if we decide to buy and hold next which I’m leaning towards, given our current local market. I’m curious about your opinions? Google searching is beyond cumbersome so I appreciate it if you don’t send me some link to a website and rather give me your opinions as experienced investors. Thank you in advance and i promise to return the favor with any advice i can offer as an investor/flipper and full time realtor. Thanks again.

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