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Jason Malabute
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BOERNE San Antonio cap rate and vacancy rate

Jason Malabute
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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In Boerne, San Antonio, Texas is it safe to say cap rate is 6% and vacancy rate is 7.6%? 

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Immanuel Sibero
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Immanuel Sibero
  • Carrollton, TX
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@Jason Malabute

So you're analyzing residential properties??? If you referred to @Rick Pozos post above, cap rate is irrelevant in analyzing residential properties. Like many misguided investors, you can certainly calculate cap rate on residential properties (heck, I can calculate cap rate on my little girl's lemonade stand in the summer time) ... BUT it doesn't help much and it's highly misleading.

May I ask how you use cap rate in your analysis of residential properties?

Cheers... Immanuel

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