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James Wilcox
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  • Bowling Green KY ~ Lexington, KY
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Cashflow per door for larger properties vs cashflow for less doors

James Wilcox
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Bowling Green KY ~ Lexington, KY
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Looking at cashflow only, is it very common for the cashflow per door/unit exponentially go down as you invest in properties with more doors? For example a fourplex that might yield a $100 per door (4 doors) is higher in cashflow per door then a 28 unit apartment building that might bring $20 per door. (made up numbers)

Why does the 28 unit not bring close to the $100 per door? Is there a number that is too low per door for larger complexes (minimum cash flow requirement)?

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