@themultifamilyguy: I fact-checked a broker’s cap rate in under 60 seconds. 🥊 The deal: 23-unit apartment complex in Daytona Beach, listed at $2M. The broker is marketing it as an 11.5% cap rate. Here’s the math using his own rent roll: 💰 $28,250/month x 12 = $339K per year 🏠 x 90% occupancy = $305K 🧾 x 60% (after 40% expenses) = $183K NOI 📊 $183K ÷ $2M = 9% cap rate That’s more than 2 points lower than what he’s advertising. And when a publicly marketed deal in Florida is listed at 11%+, it’s often a sign the location isn’t great. Always run your own numbers. Never take the broker’s word for it. #realestateinvesting #multifamily #caprate #commercialrealestate #realestatetips #apartmentinvesting #florida #investing