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Account Closed
  • London, UK
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What is a good yield/cap rate?

Account Closed
  • London, UK
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Hi all,

So I've been scanning BP for an answer to this, and it seems that a good yield would be in the mid-teens and a good cap rate would be 8-12%. Can I confirm this with fellow BPs?

(I'm aware that obviously these numbers would depend on your area etc, but I'll looking for a target for these figures). 

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Mark Shaffar
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  • Madison, WI
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Mark Shaffar
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@Account Closed

 8-12% is average for midwest rehabbed homes in decent neighborhoods

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