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Alisha Decoteau
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Cash on Cash Return

Alisha Decoteau
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Metro Georgia
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What  would you say, is the average percentage of Cash on Cash Return to look for in a Multi-Family deal?

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Tamiel Kenney
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Tamiel Kenney
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@Alisha Decoteau  Hi Alisha!  My husband and I are experienced syndicators in Dallas with over 2600 units.  I do want to add that in order to publicly say you are looking for investors in a deal...You need to be using 506c --- S.E.C. government regulations for advertising a securities deal (which our real estate investment opportunites are considered a securities).  With the 506c - you can only accept accredited investors into that investment opportunity...but you can advertise your deal anywhere you want.

So, if you are planning on taking non-accredited investors into this deal, you will be using 506b - and cannot advertise on any public platform that you are looking for investors on a particular deal.  

This gets a little tricky...but it is always better to be safe than sorry.

If you have questions about this, please reach out.  I will be more than happy to answer!

Good luck!!

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