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All Forum Posts by: Bradley Raynor

Bradley Raynor has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Hi all,

I was curious on everybody's perspective whether buying or selling single family rentals use a Cap Rate valuation, or a more traditional $/sqft with comps.  On on hand it seems $/sqft makes sense, but if it's strictly a rental and has a long track record, I can see Cap Rate making sense too.  Thank you in advance for all input on this.

Brad

I would also be interested in meeting/chatting with investors in the Greensboro area.

I am new to BP, but i would love to connect with somebody who knows the foreclosure market as well.