So you'll need another return metric.

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Yeah, cap rate isn't really a return metric but is often mistaken for one.

I've drafted and reviewed others' PPMs.

Lastly if you look at a settlement statement I I look at a lot of them as stated at least 20 a month.. when people refi to pay me off their cost of loans is always at least 4k in fee's junk fee  points other service and review fee's to the lender the lenders MUST bring in 4k per file to stay alive so you can have the guys/gals that low ball on points but junk fee it up at the closing table  ..

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@Asiah PattonThe metric you are looking for is months of inventory, which reflects how many months it would take to sell all the homes that are currently on the market.

@Bing Lin, cap rates are only one of many metrics.  

I wanted to get some more experienced eyes on this deal and see if it is a good deal. It hits the check boxs for me regarding CoC return and net income per door, but again, would like others to let me know if I am mis...

There are five key benefits to investing in real estate and I am sure you have seen this acronym before and this will be review but if not, I find this helpful for myself and I love sharing it with you.I = Income D = DepreciationE = Equity A = Appreciation L = LeverageIncome:  Income In real estate, income is known as "Cash Flow".