Cap rates tend to have a narrower range than interest rates, particularly over the short term.While cap rates and interest rates are loosely correlated, and rapidly rising interest rates would generally imply upward pressure on cap rates, the change in cap rates would typically be mitigated by rent growth prospects.Good luck!

I believe they handle everything from soup to nuts. 

The brick and it's mortar joints expand and contract (like all masonry) and cracks tend to form.

Visit some of their properties to see how they tend to the condition and tenants.

My leases tend to be signed 6 to 9 months before move-in.

I tend to want to pay it off because it worries me that it’s outstanding.

Given that traveling nurses tend to work a lot of hours, they don't tend to entertain or do such activities that might require more space. 

Once you creep up too much around the 200k+ mark the rents tend to not quite as much keep up and you are more towards the equity side at that point. 

@Kimberly BeltranFix the deck and roof, and relist the property to find better buyers.Get in touch with a local agent or investor and shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.All the best!

There are other guidelines respective to each lender, but the bank account tends to be universal.