Send me a message if you would like the more detailed email.Link to the bill - https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2016R1/Measures/Overview/HB4143The issues in HB 4143 that will affect your rental business and investments are: No rent increases during the first year of tenancy. 90 Day Notice for Rent Increases After the 1st Year Restricting No-Cause Notices After the 1st Ye

It is just the measure of what you paid for a NOI at one point in time. 

While it is fun to see the total net worth, I believe the true measure is in how much you have in assets that are working for you. 

A cap rate only measures what the market is paying for NOI (whether profitable or not), nothing more.

Personally, I add a measure of my "hassle factor" to that list.In San Diego, these are typical retail deal numbers right now.  

Save yourself some time by measuring the pads the first time you service them and writing down the measurements. 

In my experience the key for longevity is a good clean subfloor and taking your time to align seems as good as possible Measure twice and cut once because this stuff isn't the cheapest either. 

When your network is comprised of mover and shakers it can provide an un-measurable about of value to your business.  

I checked with Santa Clara County Weights and Measures about 4 years ago for the same reason and they stated there was no problem or need to comply/register/etc. to sub-meter tenants from their perspective.

I pray the are "blessed" in the same measure they use to bless others.