Currently I own several townhouses, single family homes and an apartment building so I would like to invest in something along those lines since I am more familiar with that and would like something that has a cap of 12% annually.Hi Ali!

I understand for some jobs, it's difficult, however it's a good a idea to a cap in that case.Hope someone benefits from hit.Brandon, you are best, man.

I had the same option recently...a Cape Cod house that could rent for maybe $1100 or a 2unit that could rent for $1630.

I used value = NOI / CAP with a CAP rate equal to the 8.7 the original owner was using to set his purchase price.

At $900 per month and a 50% expense ratio you have a cap rate of 6.75.

I would like a cap rate that is 3 percentage points above your cost which is stated as 5.875%.

Return: I typically value my deals when looking at parks with a cap rate but do not with home deals only or land/home deals.

If you are looking at a property and not certain of what to look for and if you have a cap on rahab.

For instance, our newest deal is a 10 unit apartment complex, with $35K Yearly Net Income and a Cap Rate of 22% for a far less than the $339K!

Brandon, I'm looking for a single family home around $50,000 with a CAP rate of 10% that's close to my house.