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Buying Multifamily in Palm Beach County
Underwriting the rent roll.
Short answer
Start with a unit mix, rent roll, lease expirations and a realistic view of market rents versus in-place rents.
In detail
Underwrite expenses from trailing actuals when you can get them, not only a broker's pro forma.
Location within the county—coastal vs. western communities—drives both rent growth assumptions and insurance cost.
Checklist
- Zoning and permitted uses
- Rent roll, leases and expense history
- Access, parking and visibility
- Environmental and survey reports
Local context
West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington
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