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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Should I buy a 20% cap rate portfolio or by 1 by 1 BRRR cash
Should I buy the portfolio or use the cash to buy 1 property cash and start BRRRR from there one at a time? I'm in CA so this will be out of state. I've found the best PM who manages projects and has a great contractor for the portfolio. The rentals are bringing in 20% cap rates but the purchase price is about market value already. They are 100% occupied with no rehab required. I've read the BP: BRRRR book but doesn't really answer this scenarios question. Send HELP
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@Gary Garcia
I’ll just echo what everyone else has said I would do your own numbers and make sure expenses are included.
Example first property
$600/mo.
$7,200/yr
- 50% expenses
$3,600 NOI
$29,500 purchase price
Cap rate = 12.2%
Since you are not managing the deal you have to minus another $720/yr
$2,880/yr CoCr
$240/mo
that’s a 9.76% CoCr