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Elijah Withers
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clark County, IN
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Sensible estimates for maintenance and capex on a new building.

Elijah Withers
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clark County, IN
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I’m looking at a 4-plex that is new construction. What sort of numbers should I be using for maintenance and cap ex so that I make sure the investment stays profitable as it ages? Is there a rule of thumb as far as percentages? I’m a newbie and don’t want to overestimate the cash flow in the deal.

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