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Brad Simmons
  • Andover, KS
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Calculating NOI to arrive at Cap Rate

Brad Simmons
  • Andover, KS
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I'm reviewing the tax returns of the seller of a 32 unit C class property. Below are screenshots of the returns.

So to get NOI from this information, I should subtract Depreciation and Interest to get the actual expenses, correct?

Where do I find CAPEX on the tax returns? That should be added back in to determine NOI as well, correct?

Lindahl says Cap rate on a Class C property should be 10-11, so buying it at a lower Cap Rate is good, right?

I realize these aren't all the questions I need to know the answers to, but these are my first ones.

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