Without a management company would $300 per unit be a reasonable average? 

I was wondering if anyone here is currently investing in that area and could share some insight, such as the average price per square foot for rehab costs based on their projects.

Cap rates in our market average around 7%.  

Average deal size stayed roughly flat at ~$33M - more activity, not bigger checks.- Sector performanceOffice (+21%) and retail (+21%) led growth.

While a multifamily building sale price in the $400’s may be head turning in Exeter, this is a smaller duplex and price per unit/sqft equates to a market average for the area.  

The deal should be underwritten using true comps for similar-sized properties, with extra caution on vacancy and exit strategy.

@Jessica YuanEarly on, most investors lean toward value add deals because that’s where you build equity fast, even if the cash flow is average. 

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At that size, and if the condition is great and doesn't need more work, then I agree with you.

What is the average size of the other units?