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Derek Cespedes
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ROI Returns, Need to know if (9%-11% ROI) is a great deal or not

Derek Cespedes
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Miami, FL
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Hello BP, real quick question for a seasoned investor with experience investing into rental apartments. Would 9%-11% be considered a win for an investor who is investing into an apartment.. 1 bed 1 bath preferably. After analyzing deals I came up with those ROI's. Just need an example of a good ROI or if there is someone with experience in investing in rental apartments to spread some knowledge. Thanks

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Tj Hines
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Tj Hines
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@Derek Cespedes, yes we are in sellers market. There's more demand than supply. Being persistent in your search is key. Consistency usually separates the weak from the strong. Good luck on your journey

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