Anybody have multifamily in Fort Worth (specifically Tarrant County)? We've been u/w a deal at $2200/unit which is what we believe comps to be and then have been told they could go as high as $4100/unit which kills this deal? Any insight? We have deals in TX, but not in this area.
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