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Low cap rate... why bother?
Hi All!
I've been browsing loopnet and other websites recently to get a general idea of what kind of multifamily investments are out there. I noticed that in some places (los angeles for example) have multifamily apartments for sale with VERY low cap rates (2-3%) and I was curious to know if there is any advantage at all to these? I have read that low cap rates usually indicate a lower risk and possibly higher quality tenants.
ROI would be poor regardless though wouldn't it? Do low cap rate investments make sense if the volume (# of units) is high? I'm curious to know if anyone has any thoughts on this. Why would anyone bother to advertise apartment complexes for sale with such low cap rates?