And I’m in the affordable/cheaper C+ class hoods with rent in the 1800-$2200 range.

The renovation plan was executed and occupancy is in the 94-96% range; rents at or above the pro forma. 

Here it ranges from $35 to $55.

Does anyone have an idea of the average CAP rate (or a range) for larger apartment buildings in Price George's County or surrounding counties.  

Should I just sell the renovated home and the lots and take the win, or manage the building of the duplexes and go for a bigger win over the mid-range (while taking on the risk that things go badly or the market shifts)?

Most of the properties I bought are in the "high end of the low end" range, and none are on or near the water, which helped a lot.

I have had this goal of buying my first duplex and have talked to real estate investors, realtors, lenders, appraisers and have been encouraged so much to where I am anxious to dive into this.Now that I am 18 I have absolutely no debt, a credit score of 727, I have 28k sitting in a certificate of deposit, a couple years of working consistently under my belt, I’ve also been investing in my Roth IRA, I feel very blessed to be in this situation.I am still in high school, I know it wouldn’t be smart to buy a house right now but something in me is so anxious to buy this house I know I have to have patience but I don’t know if I should start the process of getting pre approved, finding a good investor friendly realtor, lender, preparing my documents or if I should just wait.When analyzing deals in my market I have crystal clear real estate deal criteria my strategy is house hacking a duplex, price range of 500,000-600,00 in Salt lake, Utah! 

Areas like Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud are prime spots with solid ROI potential.To give you some rough numbers:•Average PP (Purchase Price) for villas can range from $200K to $500K, depending on the location and amenities.

I've done multiple deals for that amount or less, and I actively have clients working in that range right now too.In short, you get one primary residence. 

. - cap rates for multifamily seem to be in that 5-5.5 range currently as far as I can tell, which has come off a bit since the peak on 2022, but are still lower than other asset classes.