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Los Angeles multifamily market questions
Our group invests in the southeast and midwest market . We are looking to look into the Los Angeles market as the market goes to a downturn.
Questions:
1. What are the typical cap rates for A,B, C markets in LA today?
2. What is a good number to use for upgrade per unit for a typical 100 unit C property in LA? In midwest and southeast we normally find we typically pay $7k per unit and $500k in deferred Capex?
3. What is a typical cost basis for A,B,C property in LA? For example for numbers to work in Midwest the cost basis has to be in $45-75k per door, but most sellers are looking to sell for $100-150k per door . How about in LA?
4. What is a realistic CoC to expect in LA when buying multi family?