CAP rate = $1,100  /  $4,500= 24%.Let's use a CAP rate of 7% though.Valuation:  200 units at $4,500 cost= $900,000  Cost Basis.Valuation:  200 units at $1,100 NOI= $220,000 per year;  At CAP rate 7%= $3,142,000 Valuation.Now the above has to be WRONG. 

My borrowers have a cap rate of 5-10% depending on location, but 10% property price appreciation gets them 25-40% increase in equity profit (because of leverage via mortgage/loan). 

I also ask for a cap of interest growth of 5%.

They will not be hit with a cap gains tax because the payments will be spread out.  

In terms of the actual increase percentage check with your local county/ municipality on whether or not there is a cap to rent increases.

They can execute double closings and do not have a cap on assignment fees. 

It will be great if its having a capability to identify and remove duplicate entries(Based on owner Name or Address).Thanks in Advance!!!

My first deal was a 7 plex for $703k in KS MO.Just focus on only 1-2 areas and start calling brokers on loopnet.They find a cap of over 8% and 10 % cash on cash return.

Some want to spend $200k to $800k on a 80-100 unit building with a cap rate of 8-9%, they do NOT want to accept vouchers, and they do NOT want to use much money for rehab...

A cap rate factors in your Net Operating Income with 100% cash.