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Chad Olson
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Target CoC for 72 unit townhouse development

Chad Olson
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Looking at putting a 72 unit townhome development. Price hasn't been nailed down yet, but will likely be in the $20 million range. What would an acceptable CoC would look like for a property like this? I've calculated it anywhere from 6% to 11% based on management fees (or self-manage) and a small variation in rents (from $2000/month to $2250/month).

Thanks for your input.

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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@Chad Olson

CoC for something like this is not the right metric, you really should be looking at your IRR on a project like this to understand your cash outflows before generating any income as time will have a very significant impact which IRR takes into consideration.

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