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Marcus ONG
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Singapore, Singapore
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Cap rate vs neighborhood

Marcus ONG
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Singapore, Singapore
Posted

Hi.

I was looking around the Arizona Phoenix area for a high cap rate multifamily. And I found that those in the region of 10% are all in the low income area.

Is that a norm or I should be looking harder?
I am concern of all the problems that may come with the neighborhood ie higher crime/ drugs activities/ violence/ thief etc. Not to mention the quality of tenants.

Advice is much appreciated.

Also can anyone recommend banks or lenders who will lend to non-resident?

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