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Robert Martinez
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60 unit portfolio deal

Robert Martinez
  • Specialist
  • Corpus Christi, TX
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Hello All,

So I received info on a 60 portfolio. They are 2 separate apartments which is broken up as 36 units for one and 24 units as the other. Should I combine the numbers to evaluate as one or get the broker to send me 2 individualized deals? Any feedback will help, thanks!

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Peter M.
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Peter M.
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I would do it both ways. That way you can see which is stronger on its own merits. If the seller requires purchase of both and you move forward with it you could have a plan to sell off the worse performing one.

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