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Scott Kimberly
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5+ Unit Property Valuation Changes?

Scott Kimberly
  • Cheshire, CT
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This might be a stupid question, and its definitely more theoretical, but I am curious about it.

Does the value of a 5+ unit property technically change every time rents change?

Let's say I buy a 6 unit apartment building that has 1 rented unit at purchase. If I spend 5 months filling the other units at a rate of 1 unit per month, does the value of my theoretical 6 unit change 5 times (once for each added renter)?

I realize that the value of the property probably only meaningfully changes in a tangible way when its appraised.

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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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Yes on a 5+ unit commercial property every time the NOI increases the value of the building ultimately does as well.

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