If you are trying add enough value with a rehab to pull 100% of your capital out with a refi, or get positive cashflow on day 1, you may be disappointed.

You may list a $1400 market rate property at $2000, only to find people disappointed when they look at the property.

@Dan Weber thanks for your response, I am so disappointed with my broker that the thought has crossed my mind.

The part that really disappoints me is that legislatures are deciding they are elected to dictate terms to landlords on private property, especially when zoning laws and red tape from other bureaucratic hurdles creates the scarcity that is causing the unaffordable housing crisis in the first place.

I've tried calling on a few brokers in that area to see if they would know and I haven't found anyone who knew let alone some who didn't know what a cap rate was, its a little disappointing but I won't stop unit I get it. by the way I know how to calculate a cap rate for a particular property(NOI/value) I'm particularly looking for the "Market cap"?

For 3.5 years, that is a very disappointing deal.

I looked him completely confused and a little disappointed really.

s comments that included subconsciously wishing that the Black kids playing down the street were White kids because the area would appreciate better, that sentiment screamed systemic racism; a literally baked-in problem in these United States of America.Again, I'm new to BP and only came here after reading Rental Property Investing by @Brandon Turner but I can't help but be a little disappointed to have read so many replies to that particular post that made 0 mention of the racist perspectives he boldly laid out in bullet points!

This thread is disappointing.

This is very disappointing!!!