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Less Cap RateClass B neighborhoods: Some white collar folks 100-150K Good schools.

On the flip side, if you are wanting to hire experienced agents, they are harder to recruit and usually will be less dependent on the services you offer and more likely to be shopping brokerages based on monthly fees, more competitive commission splits, the opportunity to cap at 100%, fewer or no franchise fees.

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So cap rates are generally low, construction costs are high thus the overall real estate in my market and City I live in is expensive.

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Some will want to sell, some will want to rent, some will want to do cap ex, some won't.  

I saw a post from someone saying yes chashflow can be good but appreciation wouldn’t be as good as just investing in New York with a lower cap rate.

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Stocks are higher than ever, crypto is higher than ever, Multifamily real estate is looking at sub 5-6 caps, you have Wall St. entering the LTR SFH asset class at record rates driving yields down, and you definitely don't want to be holding dollars with inflation where it is.