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E. C. "Stony" Stonebraker
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What is a Reasonable Cash Flow Per Unit in South Florida?

E. C. "Stony" Stonebraker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Coral Gables, FL
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I'm a new investor in the Miami area and am trying to get a feel for the market here in different neighborhoods.  What are some reasonable rents/expense ratios/cap rates, net cash flows per unit, etc. in different South Florida neighborhoods?  Everyone tells me the market is a sellers market these days so good deals are difficult.  Any positive cash flow opportunities here?

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Javi Chipi
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Javi Chipi
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  • Miami, FL
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I posted about the same topic recently after I noticed the relativity between rent and price was way off in many cases.  Think we need to look at auctions or multifamily properties.

I actually work in the gables if you would ever like to get lunch and compare ideas on south florida real estate.

thanks.

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