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Gene Nelson
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  • Centennial Co
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Cap rates in Denver Co.

Gene Nelson
  • Investor
  • Centennial Co
Posted

I have an oppertunity to buy a 12 unit appartment complex. When I run the numbers on the property it does not cash flow with current Denver cap rates. Denver cap rates at very low.

The 12 unit property I want to buy is being sold as an owner carry. I need ideas on how to present my offer because I will not be able to buy it at current cap rates of 5.1% and make any money on it.

Gene

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