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Marci Stein
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what exactly goes into evaluating caprate

Marci Stein
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 I’m looking at a 7 unit building . 
does the vacancy rate and repairs go into evaluating the cap rate , or is it just income versus debt ?

TY !

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Barry Ruby
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Barry Ruby
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@Marci Stein .5 = 50% .05= 5.0% so the cap rate in your example is a bit more than 5%

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