Know a lot of experienced investors also have rules of thumb they have developed (like $250/door for cap ex per year) or other round figures to help quickly underwrite.

Our goal now is to look at non-monster house 5+ units that we can raise revenue/decrease expenses and take advantage of cap rate when we refinance.

I am interested in buying a commercial property (office, retail) and was wondering at what point I receive information on income and expenses such as rent roll, leases, maintenance cost to calculate NOI and cap rates.

I didn't include Cap Ex, Vacancy allowance, or management fees so I've had a lesser return because of that. 2.

I looked into buying a cash-flowing multi in places like Lowell, Worcester and Brockton, places where you can get a solid cap rate and I think are ripe for organic rent growth and appreciation (though markets like Worcester have gone up quite a bit recently).Places in Boston hold value and tend to appreciate, and the rental market is great.

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At this point in time, I would rather bet on a rental bounce locally (not necessarily in the city) based on a post-covid recovery, rather than perpetual shrinking cap rates in those hot out-of-state markets (given that cap rates here are potentially equal or better than those other markets atm, and we may be headed into a higher interest rate environment).That's not to say other markets won't make people money.

Value on these is based on NOI and market cap rate.

This is a massive simplification, but in this situation your tax liability would be based on the entire 35K recapture plus the 50K cap gains.

16 Unit apartment building for sale Price $825,000 at a 8.83% Cap Rate in Waterbury , CTPlease can anyone confirm for me.