I work in Trenton so maybe I see it through a practical lens but I can't imagine a single person in the world choosing to live here. 

With a macroeconomic lens you can see that eventually the markets would start to balance, meaning the CAP rates from both markets would eventually see similar CAP rates.  

I have an affinity of Atlanta and I know it well through the lens of a business person (I'm familiar with the surrounding markets from when I was looking to expand my business) But... we had to relocate a year and half ago for my husband's job in NYC.  

Nail down that investor criteria and then evaluate property through that lens and remain committed to your criteria!  

I'm not against realtors but it's hard to find one that has an investors mindset and looks at the house through our lens and w the numbers analysis we do.

Originally posted by @Len Grosso:Are you including a possible deflation in the house value in your calculations?

@Thomas Hubbard @Andrew Syrios @Len Inokuma @Latoynia Ransom-Harvey Thanks so much!!!!

Welcome to the site @LEN BALDUCCI ! 

I am not saying that you are not legit, just trying to give you a heads up on how it looks from the lens of the seller, your realtor, and the sellers realtor.

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