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Dale Gwynn
  • Orlando Florida
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Different information coming in from brokers

Dale Gwynn
  • Orlando Florida
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Have the offering standards changed? Lately I have been getting information from brokers selling multifamily where they state that the property cap Rate is lower than the market cap... Shouldn't this be the other way around? I always thought that the market cap should be lower than the property cap... Like maybe property has an 8 cap where similar properties in the  area are 7 cap?? why would anyone offer an apartment for sale where the property value is higher than market?  Maybe I am confused??

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