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Dolly La Salle
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  • Germany and Jacksonville, FL
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% for Vacancy, Repairs & Maint, Cap Ex, & Future Assumptions?

Dolly La Salle
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  • Germany and Jacksonville, FL
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I've been analyzing several deals, but I keep getting stuck in what percentages to put for the Vacancy, Repairs & Maintenance, Cap Exp., and Future Assumptions. I've seen several webinars, and the Hosts always uses different percentages. Since I am just second guessing the percentages, I am not analyzing it correctly.

Is there a rule of thumb for these expenses or how do you determine what percentages to put for the Vacancy, Repairs & Maintenance, Cap Exp., and Future Assumptions?

I appreciate the feedback!! Thank you.

  • Dolly La Salle
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