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Daniel J.
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Third Ward Vacancy and Cap Rates

Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
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Is anyone familiar with the vacancy and cap rates for the third ward area, specifically for 5-10 units?

Thanks!

Daniel

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Sarah Kline
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  • Houston, TX
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Sarah Kline
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  • Houston, TX
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Ours is in 3rd ward.   The bones of the structure and brick exterior were in great condition.  The rest of it was pretty bad.  We didn't have roof work or foundation or structural damage.

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