How about you target the exact audience you want a lot quicker and easier with precise metrics and results provided by this website called Facebook? 

Because GAAP says it's not (by omission).You can make a personal judgement call that being able to close in x days (sometimes) is liquid for you personally, or being able to borrow against it quickly is liquid (for you).As far as Real estate being a "Liquid Asset" which is a defined thing--it just isn't.Liquid assets are very precise things, and over the years, what they are (and what they are not) has held steady--Real estate is not a "liquid asset".Common liquid assets include:Cash.

CAP can be a useful metric for comparing several properties in a given location - then only if calculated precisely the same for each property being compared.  

Otherwise, precise execution is required and that will not happen with other parties involved.

Daily Rate) & Occupancy that way I can give you a more precise answer?

Precisely why we choose to lend on the as is value of the asset at acquisition (or contracted purchase price) plus a defined percentage of the estimated rehab costs, with a total loan not to exceed 90% of the purchase price (with some flexibility for the special cases where a borrower is buying an asset so far beneath the current value that it makes sense to be flexible).

This is precisely why hard money exists.

I put a premium on precise wording.

Mauricio Salom I do precisely what you're asking for.

@Shawn Devoid You are precisely correct.