The other problem is that "Published" Cap Rates are usually obtained from institutional quality properties which have very different dynamics than small balance sheet type investments.

Link:http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-f...In 1982, the first year Forbes published its list of the wealthiest Americans, the magazine calculated Donald Trump’s net worth at $200 million.

Go off-track and use a creative way to find a "true deal" that is not published and you can work with the sellers directly.

This link was informative -- says published Sept 29 2015, Monthly Debt Obligationshttps://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b3/6/05.html#Loans.20Secured.20by.20Financial.20Assets

In fact, it was just recently published that Springs has recently seen record high rents.

Newton, a Ronald publishing text.

Without a timeline, and all the facts, it is irresponsible for this story to have been written and published and the author should not have made the judgements that were made.

Thanks all,So things work basically the same down there as they do up here.If someone writes a note/loan at 0% - or even an unreasonably low rate of interest (like 1%), the IRS, like the CRA, will impute the published federal rate to be used.I presume that in addition to taxing the interest earned at the imputed rate, there are also fines/penalties assessed as there are/can be here.I figured something didn't smell right about seller financing at 0% interest.

The bad thing about Bill's information is that he's not published a book, he teaches by interacting in forums which can be hard to track down.

I think I need to publish my calculation on google spreadsheet and seek opinion of community here.