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Joey D.
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multi unit discount

Joey D.
  • Chicago, IL
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In an apples to apples comparison, do more units per building lead to a cheaper price per unit.  So if a 4 unit was going for $300k, would a six unit with similar rents go for less than $600k.  

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Jeff B.
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Jeff B.
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I've seen offers at $X per square foot, but that's irrational to me, as is $Y per unit. The Economic Evaluation is based upon the NOI produced, so $/sqft can vary all over the place, while NOI * GRM is a good benchmark of what the price should be. I try to 'follow the money".

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