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Cap Rate from Pro Forma
How do you get a cap rate from a pro forma, I hear a lot of investors telling me that, since the property is vacant and has no income at the moment.
Purchase Price: $140k
Renovations: $220k
Number of Units: 7
Each Unit Could Rent for: $750
Gross Income: $63k
NOI: $45,450
How could I get a round about cap rate?