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Anthony Vanson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Nyc, NY
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area size in calculating cma

Anthony Vanson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Nyc, NY
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Hello, I was wondering what distance you consider in doing cma's for rental rates,vacancy,etc. Would a 1 mile radius be acceptable or should it be either widened or narrowed? As an example, I just did a very general cma of the metroplex and it listed a 5.8 pct vacancy rate. That encompasses a huge area though, so I'd like to hear from experienced investors what sort of radius they use in doing their cma. My assumption is that the potential investment is in a densely populated area with an acceptable inventory for accurate calculations.

Anthony

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