Neither of these imply there is a cycle to Silicon Valley home prices.

As the name implies, it’s intended to cover liability for most everything (after the primary coverage in most cases), from driving your car to mananging your rentals.

That’s the one thing they can control to get out of buying the house.No other reason on the application except no cash.... which implies negligence of bad faith since they were stringing me along with no funds to back their contract.... they should never have went under contract unless they had funds.

Since a cap rate is relative to the implied risk of the property (among other things), I think determining whether the cash flow of a property is great or not should be compared with the risk you are willing to take and your particular investment objective.

I could imply that is the annual generated by all the persons in the household.

Others have already implied this, but ultimately, you are investing in a product that will attract tenants.

Cap rates imply you are paying 100% cash.

@Anders JaxI’m confused...In your opening post you state that your firm is hiring someone to raise funds...implying that this is a different person other than yourself.

Almost like a journal, or as the post name implies, a Chronicle of my Journey. 

"correlation does not imply causation").