@Bob Bowlingcap rates help me on the surface see what type of relative value there is one pocket to another before jumping in a specific region and....the cap rate is a standard forumla noi/price...if i remember correctly youve asked me about this in a previous post as well and asked me to take it a step further and PROVE to you haha here is the link im refhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/616/topics/30...its just like me saying "where can i find the good pocket or value in general"  every deal is unique and has its own set of numbers, I am just looking for things to compare one to another.

They are a regional bank and have a great reputation in Missouri.

Hey everybody,I'm looking to invest in small Multifamily properties near Albany, New York. I'm looking at the various cities and suburbs and I was wondering what type of return people expect in each area. Do your prop...

I have a mgt corp and hold my commercial apt bldgs in LLCs.I sign my name as 'Agent' or by my title, Regional Manager.  

I am born and raised in the area and fairly familiar with the region.

With that being said, after further educating myself and hopefully finding a mentor in the South Florida region.

Hello Investors,I am a recently new investor in the buy and hold and wholesaling markets. I've been listening to BP's podcast for the last couple years, but for some reason never joined the website. I'm excited to lea...

I was told to stick with smaller/regional banks because you can build a personal relationship with people and that will be worth something in the future.

The strip centers I see that struggle with lease up have a bad build design, poor access, not enough parking, bad sight lines from the road, low income area with all mom and pop tenants with weak financials versus regional and national tenants etc.   

If you ever want to talk about possibly joining up to do some larger properties in the NC region let me know!