I'm trying to buy my first investment property and made an offer on this:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10594-Hobday-Av...it's about a 1% deal if I rent it in it's current condition.

I understand there are many factors at play which will vary depending on specific strategy (single vs. multi; A vs.

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At 130k I would be looking at AV, Palm Springs/Desert,  Bake or Vegas.

CBRE’s particular view is much closer to a “V” recovery than the views seen from many other Wall Street and big bank economists.- The global response to COVID-19 and the resulting economic contraction has been huge.

For those interested:https://www.redfin.com/WA/Seattle/10333-Ravenna-Av...I've never seen such a place and I know it's unique.

A/V, WiFi and internet are available.Hope this helps!

Some places have the AV as a fixed fraction (e.g. 1/10) of perceived market value, but again it depends on their assessment date.

I also own in East Palmdale, but find that Lancaster has lower utilities and is more business friendly in general than Palmdale.Problem with the AV is that it is very cyclical and prices usually get absolutely hammered in a downturn ... they always recover, if you can make it through the downturn.

Rental One ($100k balance at 3% for 15 years) AV $210k3.