Please shoot me an email and we can talk further ThanksDaryl

(I could not get my spreadsheet to copy and paste to BP)Revenue:$480 current (will shoot for $600 for other side.

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And it talks about the growth rate in Sacramento around the rental market (13.5%, more than double the national average and the highest in the US currently) and some other interesting stats about the Sacramento market.If you can't find it on that page, just send me a message and I can shoot you the PDF.

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I couldn't PM you from the app, could you shoot me your info?

IMO at minimum you need to look at is 8% cap, but I would shoot for 12%+ if you can, because repair and vacancy can compound o'so quickly.After that you have CapEx.

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Or we'd even personally buy it, so feel free to shoot me a PM anytime.  

(More within reach financially) However, I am more tempted to shoot for economies of scale and go for 10 - 16 units if I can.I may be a little short on the cash but I'm sure I can come up with it somehow.My question revolves around the advantages vs advantages of getting into a bigger property as opposed to a smaller one for my first investment.