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Paul Khazansky
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  • Washington D.C.
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Appropriate returns in rehabbing multifamily

Paul Khazansky
  • Investor
  • Washington D.C.
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Question for experienced rehabbers out there that target multi-family (5+ apt. buildings) -- what return do you target and you've been able to successfully achieve? I figured given the liquidity risk (funds are tied up) and performance risk (amount of effort/execution that goes with rehabbing) the required return must be fairly high relative to required return with other property types.

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