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Kevin Layman
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Advice on large block of single family rentals

Kevin Layman
  • Investor
  • Arkansas
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I'm a investor/flipper in Little Rock. Another retiring investor is offering his entire inventory of single family rent houses (50+) at a cap rate of 5%. These houses are mostly located in what has been described to me as "war zones" in North Little Rock AR, asking prices are in the $40-60,000 range.

A management company is in place.

Another experienced investor is telling me that cap rates in those neighborhoods should be more like 20%, without going into specifics on addresses does anyone have any input on this?

Assuming the seller is willing to be reasonable about valuation, is it even possible to finance such a transaction?

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