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Bryan Williamson
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How to value a duplex without solid comps

Bryan Williamson
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  • Columbus, OH
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How do you value a duplex when there haven't been many that have sold. My agent sent me comps of single family houses but obviously they have sold for more they aren't investments. Ultimately it's only worth as much as the NOI which right now with only one side rented 815 I believe with improvements there's room for increase but I'm sticking with 815 for value sake. 815-560 mortgage x 12 = 3180/165000asking= 1.9 cap rate Thank you in advance

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Brent Coombs
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Brent Coombs
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@Bryan Williamson "Ultimately it's only worth as much as the NOI" is not really correct, but it might be for you, and that's what counts here. So, it will be worth to YOU whatever your cap rate / NOI / ROI / CoC (and whatever other investment criteria) fits in with YOUR goals (then subtract another educated-amount for contingencies to arrive at your own MAO). All the best...

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