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Steven S bond
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  • Astoria, NY
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STEVE BOND ON WHAT IS RISK

Steven S bond
  • Professional
  • Astoria, NY
Posted

Hello:

A little crash course on risk. essentially a risk free longer term say 30 year govt bond is about 3 percent, if they make even a 30 year cd it would be the same. This is the riskless yield. The govt and or the bank will pay you. As you get paid more yield  lets say a 10 percent cap rate now lets visualize the risk. 

- TENANTS --- A DOWN MARKET --- EXPENSIVE REPAIRS --- A HURRICANE ETC --- A NEIGHBORHOOD THAT TURNS WRONG.

THATS A FEW OF THEM of course there are more. thats why you are getting 10 percent on that cap rate. It is not a freebee. Anyway you can mitigate some risk with care and dilligence. There is money to be made or as I put it cows to be milked.

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Bond Steve Bond