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>>7609581
lol? I know nothing?

Only one of my condos has a cap rate below 4%, and it's like 3.7 or something. The rates are at current estimated valuation, when I bought them they were all over 6, and obviously prices have gone up each year.

Apartments aren't hard to run if nothing goes wrong, dumbass. I'd love to see how much a pipe bursting costs you when it effects 40% of your units. You do not have apartment complex in a major metro city otherwise you'd be worth more than me (assuming you're american). My turn to call you larper, except you actually are one.

One of my NYC places generated 72k after taxes, maintenance, HOA. Do you know how much rent is in good parts of major US cities?