The age is part of the local neighborhood quality without degrading the asset to an inferior condition.Here is a discussion on MFR asset classes...it gives aome key points for what makes up the quality of an asset:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/797178-multi...

I've had recent success with DealMachine and we just recorded an interview with their CEO on this topic.

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If an investor levered it up they would have done much better, but we'll get to that topic later.To double-check this data, we can check Professor Robert Shiller's dataset on real estate that goes back to 1890.

I hope this makes sense.I'm happy to discuss this further in more detail.Oh, and a FB group called "Bookkeepers for Real Estate Investors" covers these topics and a lot more.

The easier way is to establish a relationship with a portfolio bank (commercial lending) no limit to the number of houses you can own.Better yet, do something like what I do: I don't use banks at allAverage Cash Flow Per Door In Phoenix Metro Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/58...

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I'm Eric and I've dabbled around the real estate investing topic for a while now, especially using the BRRRR method.

Hey @Jake Andronico,This is some interesting stats, and although I have no data or charts to back it up, ill give my two cents on the topic.