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First deal
I'm looking to get my first deal on a multi family. When running numbers to figure cap rate do you include percentages for vacancy and repairs into your NOI? I figure 15% of GMI for
repairs and 10% for vacancy. Also does anyone have suggestions on numbers I have for vacancy and repairs. Should they be more or less?