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Susana Soto
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Im looking for Multi family unit at a 12% cap is that doable ?

Susana Soto
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houston, TX
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Hello I have an investor client looking for a Multifamly unit in the 600-700k range at a 12% cap rate is that something that is doable or is it unheard of. I’m guessing it’s difficult to find. I’m new in dealing with commercial properties so I’m not sure the highest cap rate I have seen so far is 9%.

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Brian Adams
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@Susana Soto depending on what market your investor client is looking at, a 12 cap for multifamily in this low-interest rate environment is unheard of.

I am seeing low to mid 4 caps for late vintage 70's product. Pricing is very aggressive.

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