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At the top end of cap rates, deal profiles that lack a sizeable rent growth story and rely on bank or CMBS debt can find yields in the 6% and 7% range.In October, Faropoint purchased two 1970s vintage business parks outside Newark, NJ, from a venture between Camber Real Estate and Advance Realty Partners.

Therefore, sellers increasingly offer debt assumptions to preserve disposition targets and supply greater financing certainty to their buyers.As property values decline, rising yield requirements are diffusing across assets of varying quality and vintages.

I also use a vintage year strategy (which is similar to dollar cost averaging in the stock market), where I don't invest all my money at once but rather spread it out over multiple vintage years.

your barely mid 30s dude LOL  try born in the mid 50s :)HahaYou are like a fine vintage Penfolds mate I went hard and fast early on so it made me age quicker Granted, never been better looking or fitter than now haha 😜

So, you are in the possession of a very nice, desirable floor, one that someone who knows something about quality vintage flooring would likely want someday.

If you're into design and big remodels, you'll likely want to think about 750k+ homes ~1990 vintage and older.

You can consider faux leather chairs that can offer look of leather without the high price tag.

Will that work with vintage 70s yellow tile/tub as a possible way to inexpensively update from the original from yellow to white? 

I would also add the following:Has the sponsor done other deals of similar vintage assets in this market.