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Daniel Peavey
  • Atlanta, GA
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Cap rate

Daniel Peavey
  • Atlanta, GA
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hi

I bought a property in Atlanta area 5 years ago

Price 40k

Noi =7k

Cap rate = 17.5 percent

Question:  property is now paid off

Can I think and articulate , saying cap rate is now 100 percent??

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Darrell Shepherd
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  • Smyrna, GA
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Darrell Shepherd
  • Rehabber
  • Smyrna, GA
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What RJ said.  Cap rate means capitalization rate or basically how long it takes to get your money back.

A 17% cap rate means you got 17% of your investment back per year.  Its more used to value a property at purchase than to determine your true return on capital (which can fluctuate greatly with leverage and cost of money).

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