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Business, 08.06.2021 23:30, yannie16

property has Gross Scheduled Income of $100,000. The vacancy rate and credit rate allowance is 3% whereas Operating expenses are $34,000. a) What will be the Cap. Rate if you purchased the property for $600,000

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