The price per unit ($40-70K depending on whether you count the unfinished units) combined with the size of the town that the property is in (3000) pretty well guarantees that this is not the type of market where a 3.6% CAP rate would make for a good investment.  

During the past presidential election my jaw hit the floor when Hilary Clinton sat on David Letterman's show and came right out and said that the votes that came in with the most money counted more then just a vote.

The BK system has a phone number where you can call and inquire via touch-tone regarding up to either 3 or 5 names or cases; I forget the exact count.

Hey count me in.

I was in the ag business for more years than you can count and used every spray known to man.

We're not going to just let them defeat us.

The agents would go to the farms, count the live-stock, then tell the farmers what to produce, and how to produce it.

I am happy to know that since every dollar count now.

If the view that we see when clicking on the post count is what appeared under My Discussions, that would awesome!

I put a new boiler, basement insulation and TONS of other upgrades (electrical and any safety upgrades count) to the tune of 13k and got an 8k check back.) -- This 4 unit MIGHT be a good candidate but BOY, we'd be talking 3 floors of replacing radiators with baseboard.