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Eli Stein
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Realistic cap rate for multi family

Eli Stein
  • Lakewood, NJ
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Simple question. Is it reasonable (or realistic) to want a 10 cap when purchasing a multi family building? Why can't I find those anymore?

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Ruth Bayang
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Ruth Bayang
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It's very much dependent on your market. Generally, the east and west coasts (where housing is pricey), expect a lower cap rate. In Seattle, 5-6 is as good as it gets. For a 10 cap, you'll need to look toward the middle of the country. Not saying it's impossible in NJ. A seller would have to be highly motivated. Or it's a not so great property.

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