“Cap rates are only now about a percent above the... 10-year government bond rate... yields 6%, 6.5%... cap rates should really be between 8% to 10%”

Stuart Weems · Investopoly · Q&A - Debt recycling when you sell your home: keep the deduction

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state that current commercial property cap rates (about 1% above the 10-year government bond rate) are nonsensical and should be 8-10% yields

government bond ~5%, commercial yields 6-6.5% (only 1% above), ideal 8-10% yields

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