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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do I get Off Market 100+ unit apartments?
I have a client who is pretty picky. They want to invest in 100-400 unit apartment complexes in southern cities out to Arizona. The cap rate has to be 7% or better. What is the best approach?
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Manage his expectations by letting him know what the market conditions are now. He either needs to accept reality or you need to move on to other clients. Nothing wrong with "firing" a client....