I haven't checked in a while but at one point a 15 cap was standard in the neighborhood. 

But I'm also very organized with my systems and I'm a manager of managers.

(Moderator - I've copied this here from the General Real Estate forum because I think this is a more appropriate location.)Trying to sell a property I own in a nice, acreage neighborhood.

Scanning county property viewers in neighborhoods I know well, looking for people who bought in the 80's or 90's for a low dollar amount- I'm assuming they have a lot of equity if they bought the property for $80,000 or less, 20 to 30 years ago.

Hi everyone, I'm currently looking at a ~1100 sqft 2 bed 1 bath townhouse with a finished basement in a B-class neighborhood. 

I am looking at SFHs in Dormont, Castle Shannon, and Ross, but I am open to any neighborhood.

Property is in a C+ neighborhood.

The last VA loan I funded the underwriter wanted proof the veteran had some sort of landlord experience prior (not a full 2 years) and they wanted to see 3 months of cash reserves but this was a fourplex in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA - mid 2017- when calculating your DTI are you using what you feel you're getting in terms of cashflow on your two properties or have you sat down with a lender and did a cash flow analysis using what the guidelines will allow you to count towards your DTI?

In an A neighborhood. rents well north of $2,000.

Include info such as last sale date and price, owner's address (if different), and your assessment of the property and neighborhood.