Hey @Jeremy LeeAs the bill was passed beginning of 2020, the state has a cap of 5% including a 2.5% CPI, which is a total of 10% total of the current rent within a lease year. 

There is usually a cap on the amount of fill a particular basin.

Creating a hedge through financing for a rental property allows you to enjoy appreciation with a cap on the downside.

Enter the data into a cap rate calculator 

If the company qualifies, then I would lease it to the company with the a clause saying you need to background check and approve all occupants as well as have a cap on the maximum number of occupants for the property.

I asked my attorney to request seller to remove oil tank and seller came back that they're prepared to remove oil tank and remediate any contamination but requesting to buyer (myself) to contribute 50% with a cap of 5K.

Do you have a cap that will get me to 100%?

I was part of a condo complex that thought there was a cap of 5% of units that could be rented.

I’m trying to find out which markets can offer me multi family with a cap rate of 10% and more?

Utilities - $300 seems fineInsurance - $100 - $150 moProperty tax - I'd say 1.25 % would be more accurateMaintenance - I'd allow $500/mo to start a cap fund for when e larger repair is neededInternet - $100 mo is what most pay for a good bandwidth.