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high cap rate investment
We are looking for purchasing a multifamily property in the greater Sacramento area and sometimes the listing states "could be" a high cap rate investment. We are wondering what might make the listing agent state this and yet on the tour there was not a red flag. What makes a duplex a high cap rate investment. By the way, one unit is already rented for the year.