Hi @Brandy Horkey     I'm also in Orlando, so happy to see how I can help and run some numbers for you to see if refinancing even makes sense.

This isn't my first rental, but I want to run these numbers by people to see if it makes sense to everyone else. 

I was wondering how you would go about calculating the price per unit if you also have common areas in apartment building.

There is no guarantee rates will go down significantly.Even if rates drop to 6%, it may potentially not make sense to do a refinance as you would have to repay a bunch of new lender fees / title costs.If the numbers make sense now as an investment buy it.Don't buy an investment assuming something that is out of your control.

These loans will offer the cheapest interest rates, especially if you're going to occupy one yourself.My advice, if you have the downpayment + income to support the loan, speak to a loan officer to review your profile and see if it makes sense before exploring non-conventional methods (more expensive rates & bigger downpayment/reserve requirements).

This often only makes sense on more expensive properties like an STR vs. entry level LTR.

make sense?

Thus, the speculation of the trading cap rate (the most common way multifamily real estate is valued) is just that speculation. 3.

Hey Yang, many investors from California invest in the mid-west because of the yearly cash returns making more sense in these markets.

But, does this on the rmd make sense?