For example, investors might have been paying $10 for every $1 of NOI in the past (i.e. 10% Cap) but because of above average economic growth in the area, investors are now willing to pay $12 for every $1 of NOI (i.e. 8.3% Cap).

This board has too many law experts, so before meeting an attorney I would like to know if there are any possibilities for me to win this case!

We can’t seem to get on the same page so I’ll need professional/expert advice Thanks!

If you know the market intimately and are confident in the true market value of the specific properties themselves this may not affect you per se, but if there’s any question on pricing, it would benefit you to work with a local expert to establish fair market value with a CMA and also getting an appraisal done (if you’re working with a lender they will require this anyway).

Any ideas from experts please. 1.

I am by no stretch of the imagination an expert, and I'm sure there's missing info here (what do your credit scores look like, what's your DTI look like and will it affect your ability to qualify for future financing, do you have additional credit to make use of, etc.) 

I’m not following all the 'rules' of investing and certainly not in the correct order but I AM following the advice of almost every expert and successful investor, JUST DO IT.

They are the experts and often can give you the great ideas/suggestions. 

What were the economic assumptions that lead you to believe it was a good decision verses the actual numbers (how did they differ)?

You need to find deeply discounted off-market deals, rehab well but economically (maybe with your own crew.)