I consider the comps, capital gains, DOM, my time, opportunity costs, etc. 

If it turns out to be some mythical pie in the sky projection about what the cap rate might be 5 years from now, and my buyer client [ideal outcome to follow] has to use that to negotiate price down, oh well, guess they shouldn't have misled in their marketing, sucks to be the seller who hired a broker that advertises falsely, guess they should do a better job next time.

My strategy for REI has been to build a portfolio directly purchasing and leasing real estate but at some point start to transition my funds into private lending others' opportunities and getting away from being the actual owner and manager of properties. 

Once I achieve that I will quit my current job to focus solely on this.

Was there an opportunity to improve the NOI?

Hey my name is Martyn, I'm from tahlequah Oklahoma and I'm new to investing trying to figure out what direction I'm going with it I'm leaning into wholesale for a starting point and seeing what other opportunities can come from that,if anyone has any advice I'd live to hear it.

He knows how to get the job done and he will teach you a ton in the process.

We’ll also make sure to address the opportunity costs associated with Renting and House Hacking.Here are the numbers we are going to use in this blog.

The population is one of the fastest growing in the U.S. and large companies are investing billions of dollars in the city to create new job opportunities and infrastructure. 

However, amidst these challenges, there are also signs of resilience and opportunity.