How do I find or determine the Cap Rate for a particular geographical area?

@Joshua Dorkin@Mindy JensenYou will undoubtedly be happier once next week comes and I have things to occupy my time again :-)As much as I enjoy BP, there is one thing issue which has been an ongoing inconvenience to which I have a personal solution, but not a good one.As happens to all of us, we often see similar questions raised by new members ... or members who are venturing into new areas of investing ... to which we know that either we - or in my case, most likely someone else - have already provided a long and detailed explanation.  

To give a simple explanation.  

Thank you for your explanation.

Have you written an explanation of the delinquency and gotten underwriting to address it?

Look for a few entities (5 - 8) in your geographic area who buy your property type.

A simple explanation of my math is im taking average rent from rentometer.com, and my expenses are 10% repairs, 8.3% vacancy, and 10% property management.

@Patrick Chamberlin By custom google map filters, I mean "layers" which allowed me to designate specific geographical areas, and I would input pins in to the map, and then quickly assess if I was in the target area I wanted, and if my investor group had properties in similar areas (since I geo-pinned all their properties), and then could quickly call them to get a sense of the local demos, rental rates, etc@Vivek Khoche Definitely, will keep digging in to find better opportunities.

Once you choose the geographic area, you'll know the rehab type for the area and then you can begin interviewing the right GC's for the type of work you'll needSecondly, I believe you absolutely can do this part time.

There are some "community" banks that can't lend outside of their geographical region per their charter.