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Eric Siu
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Cap Rate and the 50/2 rule?

Eric Siu
  • Santa Clarita, CA
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Hi all, I've been curious as to how the above concepts relate to one another:

I've been reviewing various commercial real estates and they then do provide information related to the "cap rate" and NOI of the property. However, I see people here using the 50%/2% rules. Is there a way to essentially translate one set of information relative to another? For instance, how does cap rate relate to the 50%/2% rule? Thanks in advance!

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