What Ratio Of NOI To Price Should I Be Looking For?

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for rental income properties?

And where/how can I find these types of deals?

Currently the best NOI to Price ratios I've found are 5% or lower. So far I've looking in more expensive markets like nj shore, hawaii, san diego (pac beach), manhattan, etc.

thanks for any help.

-J

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  • compwhiz14th January, 2004

    If I'm not mistaken, you're talking about capitalization rates, and in your case, 5% is extremely low(of course, it may be norm on those expensive markets). I personally can't think of buying anything that has less than 9% cap rate.

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  • hibby7616th January, 2004

    I'm with compwhiz

    Cap is NOI/Price.

    I'd NEVER go lower than 9% unless you know something that no one else does or if you know you can greatly increase the income from where it is at.

    I'd shoot for 10% and up.

  • maida716th January, 2004

    I wish I could get 10% cap rate.

    In my market the best I can get is 6 or 7%. What would you guys do if you lived here? move? stop investing?

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