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Criteria for evaluating properties in Sudbury, Ontario

Andy Sung
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Hi BP!  

I am currently looking for multi-family investment properties, and would like to see if the following criteria are reasonable.  

cap rate: 5.5% (Even this is probably stretching it as many buildings are ~5% now)

vacancy: 4% 

repair and maintenance: 5% (is this insufficient for older buildings?  Most buildings in the area are ~1950 or so.

property management: 8% (is this the norm around the area?)

price per door: $120k-$150k (seems like this is the norm these days in 2nd/3rd tier cities?)

I would like to hear from the experience of investors :)  

Thanks.

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Scott Allaire
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Scott Allaire
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I live here but don't invest in the larger multifamily but I do want to get there someday. Vacancies are low but I still account for 5%. On older buildings i'd run with higher repairs and CapX. I have a duplex that I run about 5% vacancy, 15%repairs& capx, and see my building small I was quoted 10% PM. I'm new tho and maybe running my numbers high but I rather be conservative with it as it being my first.

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