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I will usually look at what costar says, what the broker says and what the developer says before I ignore all of their 3%-5% yoy growth rates and plop in 2%

Keep in mind though, rents might grow at your underwritten rate but expenses will absolutely grow faster than your underwritten rate.

 
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For multi, I look at a variety of submarket reports from CoStar, Axiometrics, Yardi, and REIS. If there is consistency, I will average the reports and use that.

Sometimes, in markets like Houston that have been oversupplied, there are pretty bearish rent growth projections. This is where you have to be more thoughtful....if the reports are telling you to expect 1% annual market rent growth, and you are buying a class B building at $1,000 average rents...I would override these projections and use 3% (you are telling me you cant get $30 a month increases on renewal, get-outta-town).

The reports are also saturated by new construction in lease up, so keep that in mind if acquiring older vintage deals.

 

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