Hi all, I was wondering if someone can explain in clear and simple language how is a Cap Rate different from IRR. I understand Cap Rate (NOI/Asset) and kinda understand IRR. Correct me if I'm wrong: It is when the ...
Can someone please explain exacltey how do CAP rates work, does it go off the sales price or the money you put into it. lets say an apartment building for $500,000 with a 10% cap rate. Does that mean $50,000 a year in...
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Hello everyone, I'm trying to do a detailed analysis on a Multi family property we own. Specifically I am looking to calculate the cap rate accurately. I understand that NOI/purchase price=Cap rate but my question is ...
I have a lead on a 4-unit complex and even going back 4 years there just isn't much by way of comps to look at. This particular property is 2 buildings/2 units in each. Given the lack of sold comp properties in this...
Hi everyone,I was just wondering what your experience has been with regard to the cap rates on multifamily listings on the major online listing sites. The cap rates on properties I keep coming across are priced like ...
I am a newbie REI and trying to buy my first multi-unit investment property. What are some examples of a good and great cap rate in metro Los Angeles area? Looking forward to learn from you serious investors here Thanks
Hi all, a long time ago I read of a simple way to estimate the cap rate on a property, divide the gross rents in half then divide by the value or asking price on the property.I'm curious, estimating expenses as half o...