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Paul Birkett
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32%+ cap rates in N Dakota...too good to be true?

Paul Birkett
  • Specialist
  • Manhattan, NY
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When its too good to be true....it usually is! There is always a catch or something you don't think to ask until its too late.

Im trying to find the catch with this one: buy dormitories in ND to service the oil workers. Collect 32%+ cap rates forever with no work to do.....or take a guaranteed 25% from the developer

This is the project: Great American Lodge, Watford City, North Dakota

Anyone done anything similar....what am i missing? They say there is 60 years of oil there and the lot is well located for travelling to work.

any help would be great

thanks

Paul

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