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San Francisco CAP rate up to 4.5%

Diane G.
  • CA
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I was looking recently at MFH in SF, most listings that are currently contingent or pending have a CAP rate of around 4.5%.....That is where one can break even after 20% down...

I remember just a year ago, CAP was 1.5% and you need 40% down to break even...

Love to hear your thoughts over this..

I am currently in contract on a small condo, trying to close escrow by July 1..... But for MFH purchase, I am waiting for 6% CAP...Dont call me greedy...

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Amit M.
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Amit M.
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Is it a 1/1? Have any parking? About how many square feet, over 500?

$300 below isn’t terrible...

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