In addition to an irresponsible Draconian Rent Control measure, California will also be voting on an equally irresponsible Confiscatory Property Tax increase in November.Props 21 and 15 respectively, will combine to tragically foist the burden of the state's longstanding gross fiscal mismanagement squarely on the backs of businesses at perhaps the very worst time for them economically in recent memory.Please make these proposed measures known to all California business owners, and please vote NO on BOTH in the upcoming November ballot.

The new normality is pushing more companies to rely on remote work as a measure to prevent COVID-19 spreading.

I’ve seen C class properties marketed at 2% cap rates (cap rate measures the unleveraged return on investment) that have actually sold!

Thanks for replying.How are you seeing/measuring momentum? 

I assume some books are more for introduction and inspiration (Rich Dad Poor Dad, etc.) and some are very useful as a reference and tool (Gallinelli's Cashflow and key financial measures book). 

This type of activity in, on, around or at the premises will not be tolerated and these measures are being taken to keep the property safe, and to maintain and protect our tenants.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures, by Frank Gallinelli.For mindset, I'd suggest The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich, by Timothy Ferriss.Also, for mindset, take a look at The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It, by Michael E.

Caprate is also a measure of risk.

My HOA is trying to pass a bunch of measures currently and one they are pushing for 2021 is to introduce a 10% rent cap in the neighborhood. 

Most people measure buy downs based on how long it'll take to recoup your money.