If not, what percent below (or above) asking?

Yes Jon I agree with you a hundred percent.

@Justin G.We usually Offer 8-10% percent on their money and first lien position on the house .

But He wants to give me 8 percent equity and not even a percentage of the deals.

That figure was up 17 percent from the prior quarter and up 45 percent from the third quarter of 2019 (to the highest level in 13 years).

I personally like 3+ family properties where the monthly rent totals at least 1 percent of the purchase price.

This is a supernova that will explode one day.”The average yield of the global government bond market has slipped to a new record low of 0.67 per cent, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch indices, and the overall value of sovereign debt with negative yields rose 5 per cent in May to $10.4tn, according to Fitch.Even a relatively modest rise in yields could cost investors dearly.

I’ve always been sensible by not going crazy with 10 percent rent increases each year, but I usually do 5 percent.  

I’m wondering if it’s better to buy down and pay close to 6K in closing cost to get 3.37 percent or should I take the higher interest rate and get lower closing cost.

I understand that it is good idea to save 10/10/5 percent on capex repairs and vacancies, but at what point do you stop saving (or do you)?