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Richard Naimy
  • West Hills, CA
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Investing in the San Fernando Valley?

Richard Naimy
  • West Hills, CA
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Hello my LA BP Peeps, Was hoping someone with experiences in buying Multi Family properties (4 units) in the San Fernando Valley could help with what is a realistic Cap Rate, Cash on Cash and NOI deal in our current market? Am I being unrealistic thinking I can find 8 to 10% Cap rate, or 10 to 12% cash on cash in the current market? Thanks for the help in advance :-) Richard

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