Its a personal favorite visual.

Usually it has to do with the dynamics of the market and the demand from owner occupants in the neighborhood.

We live in such a visual world.

Personally I would not invest without understanding the dynamics of the neighborhood I was putting my money into.

I saw the sticky on top of the page however, I would like to ask if anyone knows of or can share their business plan for a visual reference; I'm kind of lost and confused on how to start one and can't get the right idea...

I believe the biggest factor in this dynamic is supply and demand and available land.

I know the dynamics of the different markets and you don't act the same in one as you do the other.

Define the annual returns you want and the degree of risk you are willing to take on.After many avenues of research if the return you want has too much risk for you then you need to adjust your returns expectations or increase your risk acceptance with your money.If the dynamic is specific to your area where you live you can look outside of that area (other cities,counties,states) to find properties or investment streams that match what you want.

The low caps are higher priced for a reason and that reason won't change unless there is a dynamic crash in the market.Chances are you don't want all that goes with the low budget duplex and managing these places with low income to managers is a serious issue.You can afford to buy properties that have upside.

Dynamic housing.