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Shakur Granger
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Triad North Carolina
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Something Interesting I Noticed While Running Numbers in the Triad

Shakur Granger
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Triad North Carolina
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Noticing a pattern lately:

Some properties that look overpriced at first actually make more sense after adjusting for realistic rents and PM costs in this area.

Examples:

• 3-bed units renting faster than 2-beds

• C-class neighborhoods showing surprisingly low vacancy

• Light value-add increasing rent by $150–$200 with minimal work

Anybody else seeing similar patterns in their underwriting?