In real estate, a yield cap trap occurs when an investor sells a property at a lower capitalization rate than the buyer’s purchase cap rate, inadvertently creating negative leverage. This strategy, often used to defer taxes or exit a market, benefits sellers seeking liquidity or portfolio restructuring. However, it disadvantages buyers by reducing cash-on-cash returns, demanding careful underwriting.
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