Hey Everyone,I am in process of determining my shortlist of markets to enter and one metric/indicator that continues to give me heart burn is finding a reliable source of Cap rates for smaller markets that interest me.

It may indicate that such CPA is new and does not have enough clients or that he does not value his time.

Most of the time it's inflated numbers to indice a buyer to believe they are getting a spectacular deal.

Hey Everyone,Newbie here working on getting my first commercial multi-family deal, and I have 2 questions regarding market analysis.I am in process of determining my shortlist of markets to enter based on the below metrics/indicators as they all seem to be reliably available online:% Population Growth% Job Growth% Income Growth% Home Value% Decrease in Crime% VacanciesAlso considering, travel time to the location and my general interest in the area.1) Is there anything else I should consider or omit?

In fact, some banks have stopped providing HELOCs so I took that as an indicator.

I'm considering selling a basic LTR house that just came vacant but all indications are 2021 should be another low inventory, high demand year. 

And now that many tech companies, including Google and Twitter, have indicated that employees can continue working remotely until next summer, or even beyond, there are benefits to living somewhere like Sacramento.

Indicates he will pay the balance in seven days. 

No offense but these are basic questions that indicate you haven't really educated yourself on the basics of managing rentals.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.