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What’s An Acceptable Cap Rate

Joseph Platyan
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What cap rate do you aim for in this market? Is there a cap rate that is too low for you to consider i.e nothing below a 4?

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@Joseph Platyan I think it is hard to make sense of something that is much below a 6 cap at initial purchase. I only purchase value add deals personally, so I am looking for deals that will be able to perform at 9 or 10 caps within a year of my re-positioning play. I am under contract on a 19 unit deal in Berwyn right now that was advertised as a 6.4 cap, but the actuals are saying it is probably a 4! The banks don't even want to finance deals that are this thin. 

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