.*** GRM is strictly a function of Revenue, where as Cap-Rates (my preference in evaluating a deal) takes into account Operating Expenses ("OpEx").I think this is especially important Connecticut where OpEx can be high because of 1) high taxes [especially in Bridgeport], 2) the majority of properties are old (requiring more for both reserves and ongoing repairs), and 3) the high cost of labor/service contracts in the state.That being said - and somewhat contrary to the above - many commercial brokers in CT of mid to large multi-families typically trade properties on a price per unit basis (and the price will fluctuate depending where in B-port).

@Minh Do -  I am a real estate agent licensed in VA as well as hold several properties in Loudoun and Prince William counties.  

Hi-  I am actively looking for rehab and buy and holds in Maryland /DC area, primarily Prince George's and Montgomery County in MD and rehabs in DC.  

I've been planning to invest in Prince George British Colombia for awhile now.

I am definitely looking forward to connecting with people locally around here to get more information and support on how to get going with all this.I'm in the Port Credit area btw.

I stay in Prince Georges County MD and would love for anyone to recommend a pre license class or even an investor friendly broker....thanks in advance

I live in Port Moody, BC.I love commercial, multifamily, single family, subdividing and developing land.Really happy to be a new member of Bigger Pockets. 

Bed Rooms4Full Baths2Made with CB Stucco. 2 Car port garage. 

Do anyone know of a Property Management in Port St.

I knew some guys that would rent a U-Haul and put a bunch of mattresses in there to sleep on during Mardi Gras.