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Eric Gardiner
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Sub To Cash on Cash and Cap Rate

Eric Gardiner
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Salt Lake City , UT
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Hi everyone, 

I am curious what you try to get for cash on cash and cap rate. Im working a deal that is 5.32% cap and 8.48 COC. I like it because it is a pretty low down sub to deal with a 25 year mortgage that I can take over. Just curious other peoples thoughts. It is in Utah and finding things that cashflow is pretty difficult.

Thanks,

Eric Gardiner

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Matthew Masoud
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  • Orange County, CA
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Matthew Masoud
  • Investor
  • Orange County, CA
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What interest rate was the mortgage you took over?

The higher the interest rates the better Sub Too and owner financing are.

Cap rate is a bit low for Salt Lake City (in my opinion) but COC is decent. If there is room to add value and raise rent, could be a good deal.

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