And make sure you're comparing apples to apples as @John Teachout said.The lowest price is almost always the wrong one to pick.....

The cap rate is a way of making an apples-to-apples comparison around multiple properties in an area.You can think of it like the comparables are to a single family property.

This was typed on an iPhone. 

Instead, we are left with high levels of new arrivals into the state making our real estate market go bonkers (which kind of makes finding deals tough, which stinks)That said, there certainly are some bad apples here (as there are everywhere) and I am glad when they get their hand smacked.

Just search my full name in Spotify or Apple podcast 

Now, there are bad apples in every bunch.

The location and layout of the property was incredible - right in wine country, flooded with thousands of tourists each year for apple season, an hour from Lake Tahoe and Sacramento, close to the highway, right down the street from the grocery store, and so many outdoorsy things to do around the area.

Its apples and oranges I understand that.. but you know us point junkies..

Austin has some powerhouse attractors in the Tech industry (Tesla, Google, Meta, Amazon, Oracle, Apple, Samsung, Dell, etc) and San Antonio simply does not have the same number of big name players.  

@Chris LoShop it around, be sure you are comparing apples to apples, there a ton of other fees that needs to be considered.