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Faiz Yusufi
  • Woodland Hills, CA
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Am I underwriting this deal right?

Faiz Yusufi
  • Woodland Hills, CA
Posted

Guys,

Got a 40 unit almost locked up in contract. 7% CAP using TTM P&L. Repairs, maintenance, vacancies all show on p&l so I'm going off that for CAP Rate or should I use the formula for vacancies/repairs to underwrite this deal? Property is less than 10 years old.

Let me know your thoughts. 

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