Please add other relatedhttps://www.jacobinmag.com/2019/06/new-york-housing-tenants-universal-rent-controlhttps://ny.curbed.com/2019/6/14/18679507/rent-regulation-new-york-state-reform-legislation-passedI'm in Rochester, NY and looking to invest locally where I can oversee my properties with a reasonable drive.Does this primarily impact only unethical landlords?

One link for you is below,https://www.travelwyoming.com/wot-news/wyoming-releases-2017-travel-economic-impact-numbers-traveler-spending-and-visitor-volume2.

For example, take the Austin Independent School District:Such escalating prices [in Austin] have taken a toll on the Austin Independent School District, where the city’s lack of affordable housing and the increase in multi-family developments “has negatively impacted the school district's projected growth,” Reyne Telles, the district’s executive director of communications and community engagement, said."

The companies focus would be on Class B and C multi-family residential properties with the commitment and responsibility to creating safe, comfortable, and affordable homes for tenants, while being an exceptional environmental steward, and generating financial strength for our Employees and Clients.I would love to hear your thoughts and questions on this! 

However, the LTV limits prevent us from making that happen (best we're seeing for a cash out refi on investment property is about 65%, but our PenFed loan is at 80% CLTV), and we'd rather work through a minor cash flow impact today than settle for a long term (30 yr) cash flow crunch (of course planning to pay off HELOC before it converts to long term debt).Good luck!

I am a sales professional in the environmental industry, previously an insurance agent.

(typically) Be careful about too much credit card debt; try to keep your balances around 20%-25%, much higher and it will impact your FICO. 

We paid the impact fees to the city to make it a legal basement apartment as well.  

Those things will add value to the house if you were to sell it but will most likely not have a huge impact on the rent you can charge each month.

Firstly, you haven't provided nearly enough information for anyone to offer an informed response...I think BP'ers just want to see their post count rise sometimes...Anyway, CAP is merely an imaginary return that folks are willing to settle for...and it's pointless to use when valuing a 3-unit residential property....it has zero impact on value or what you should pay for this property.