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Patricio P.
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Determining Going Cap Rate in an Area

Patricio P.
  • Sacramento, CA
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I was looking on loopnet at multi family homes just to get an idea of options in a particular area. What I found was quite a wide range of quality and cap rates. There was everything from 2% up to 9% which seemed like too wide of a range. What are your recommendations of figuring out generally what the going cap rate is in an area?

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Kathy Stewart
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Kathy Stewart
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The 2015 Integra Realty Resources (IRR) Viewpoint report will provide you with market-specific CR's for a multitude of commercial property types, further divided into Class A and Class B. This is an excellent comprehensive report.

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