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Peter Tverdov
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What do syndicators plan to do with rising rates?

Peter Tverdov
Agent
Property Manager
  • Real Estate Broker
  • New Brunswick, NJ
Posted

Just curious what some of you syndicators plan to do where you have been buying 3, 4, 5  cap "value add" deals. If rates move against you, what is the plan? I have no dog in the fight but aside from the 100% bonus depreciation play on apartment buildings I have been scratching my head who/why people are buying 4 caps. 

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