@Ijeoma P. working multiple brokers is tough...sure, the first call probably went well, but this is a relationship business...I've sourced 7-deals this month and none of them went to folks that were running the broker circuit.

Good Day BP folks!

We also believe in investing in broad based, low cost index funds like to total stock market (VTSAK) fund, and dollar cost averaging vs jumping in and out the market when individual stocks dip or rally.Sorry, I know it's more than you asked but I'm never pass up on a chance to introduce folks to the concept of FIRE!

RodriguesThose are sticker rates yes = ) I don't know the specifics to his credit score, income etc and these are just places that some folks have had decent luck with in the past and may or may not be a good fit - just trying to help quickly window shop for options! 

Nowadays window units can cost hundreds of dollars and they can break down if not cleaned regularly.

You can ask buyers to use your closing office to negotiate a better rate.If one tract is preferable, you might list it last and for more per acre as folks tend to get the good ones and you are left with the hard to sell land.Please post a drawing and suggested splits as I appreciate learning from others ideas.

It seems like nowadays 2% is out of the question, and even 1% seems impossible in my market (Minneapolis) for purchasing a MFH.

Nowadays you see more 5% caps but the interest rates are also around 3%.

In DC where I currently live I am part of a few email list serves that share off market properties and wondering if folks know of any list serves or sites or groups in the Bay Area (Oakland/Berkeley)?

The same thing seems to be happening in other areas where folks are getting the green light for continued working from home, and flocking from major metro areas with high costs of living, to areas where they are able to buy (while interest rates remain low) for the same amount of (in some cases) cheaper than rent- again driving up purchase price point and your % all in changing.