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Peyton LaBarbera
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Does anyone use price per sqft or price per unit for analyzing rental properties?

Peyton LaBarbera
  • Investor
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I was wondering if anyone used either one of these and how you would use it in a real life example?

Thank you

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Dennis McNeely
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Dennis McNeely
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I use the $/unit as an initial filter when looking at properties. If I know rents in the area will only support $85,000 per unit, I look no further. On the other hand, if a Class B multi-family property is in a Class B neighborhood and will support a purchase price of $125,000 per unit, I move on to the next hurdle. It's just a quick and dirty way to filter the search results that litter my desk!

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