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Michael J. Beasley
  • Long Beach, NY
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Sick of the Line "Projected Rent is Such and Such $$$"

Michael J. Beasley
  • Long Beach, NY
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I've been looking at a bunch of 2-4 units and keep seeing vacancies and tenants paying low rent... but brokers keep throwing out the the "projected income" number in my face (even when the units have been vacant for 7-8 months). I'm basing my offers on current rents (low as they may be) and for the vacancies I'm just calculating based on local comps. Not looking for any specific advice here. Just venting... 

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