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still 4% to 6% cap rate Plus 4% appreciation? that's pushing as good as s&p 500 index fund. then factor in you have more control over the asset than being at
by the_real_cher 2y ago
still 4% to 6% cap rate Plus 4% appreciation?
that's pushing as good as s&p 500 index fund.
then factor in you have more control over the asset than being at the whims of CEOs and boards of directors.
- bequanna 2y agoSure, but even if you hire a property management company, multifamily ownership is not really passive like owning SPY. There is the potential for lots of sleepless nights and stress. Also, you may need to contribute capital unexpectedly if repairs are needed or vacancy is higher than expected. The last few years in multifamily are NOT normal. Appreciation and rent growth are not straight lines up and the rough times can be very rough indeed. But, history tells us that if you can hold and maintain a property for at least 7 years, you should not lose money.