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Subject:
Rental Properties
Category: Business and Money Asked by: michael12-ga List Price: $75.00 |
Posted:
05 Oct 2004 20:12 PDT
Expires: 10 Oct 2004 15:46 PDT Question ID: 410883 |
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Subject:
Re: Rental Properties
From: nilmad-ga on 10 Oct 2004 11:23 PDT |
Well, the problem is that if the cap rate is as high as 7-10%, it is because the market has more supply than demand, comparatively. I think this is the reason why nobody has answered you. It is difficult to find such opportunities. Now - here is a possible alternative. http://www.cashflowproperty.net/ These guys claim to provide you a comparative analysis and data for such properties. I have not used them. Just to add an observation - if you want low vacancy (or no vacancy at all) and the good economic growth BUT you dilute the cap rate than "Los Angeles" area or "Orange County" area in california are worth looking at. Hope this helps. |
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