Originally posted by @Bob Bowling:Originally posted by @Chris S.

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@Bob Bowling, can you explain your math?

@Bob Bowling & @Tiffany KungI definitely agree that there is high demand in these areas.

Originally posted by @Bob Bowling:Originally posted by @Chase Gochnauer:  It's my understanding that this would be purchasing the land only, and leasing to the company that has the building.

Mike, just to add to what @Simon Shih and @Bob Bowling said, the cap Rate does not include your mortgage payments, just the operating expenses, so if you find a property that has a cap rate of say 6% which is a profitable property, but you now figure in your mortgage expenses, will that property still cash flow enough to cover that expense and still give you income?

@Bob R. - I'm curious if you got any notices recently.  

@Bob Foglia based on what you have said, I don't see why you would need one that would lend in CO.

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