We we are considering selling our fourplex in Silverdale. I'm trying to get some data on local cap rates that I can use to formulate our selling price. Does anyone know of any data sources that would provide local inf...

Originally I planned on living here for another four years before relocating out of state due to the cheap mortgage payment and the house itself being a better fit size wise for my needs than the houses I’ve been living in, not to mention centrally located.

We added central air to an already ducted split level for less than 5K.

What is the best way to get updated on 20+ unit apartment complexes hitting the central Texas market?

I am currently in central NY ( upstate ).

however the house does not have central heat and air, nor does it sewage. should I run on this deal and my first investment?

however the house does not have central heat and air, nor does it sewage. should I run on this deal and my first investment?

If you want to make it work though, my first instinct is to make it a central hub for your town (I don't know if this is possible given the location) by reaching out to your local farmer's market, church, local craft Facebook groups, etc.

Many did mill and factory work- jewelry and textile so you see the multifamily in places like Central Falls, Pawtucket, parts of Providence, Cranston, West Warwick, etc.

I've done SO many updates to the house, new flooring, new furnace, new central air, weatherized.