Changing the Cap Rate has no affect in all the other aspects that buyers keep in mind when evaluating a property, so if you have all the other things that qualify the property to a buyer, then you can change the cap rate around 1 percent to get your profit, as it wont really affect the buyer at all as they have all there important requirements, and like you guys said and I know, investors don't really care for the cap rate number a ton and its far from the deciding factor.

If any of it gets damaged or destroyed because you try to discard it, then you can be held liable for gross negligence.Keep in mind that I just did a quick Google search and that is what I found.

You wont be able to find a good property management for 6%, decent property managers will charge a minimum of 10%.

I have a pending building permit and everything is ready but the original contractor's license expired, so they wont issue the permit. 

Your assets shouldn’t be destroyed because somebody wasn’t as financially sound as you.

The situation:We very recently purchased a property based on a home inspection that was currently occupied by a tenant. Turns out there was a LOT of hidden damage. From what I understand, there is little we can do bec...

No, Cotton masks wont prevent the spread of Covid-19 as stated by Dr.

In my lease it states renters must carry renter's insurance: There is no renter's insurance on file:  I'm thinking about sending them a letter to provide proof and if not having it or they wont get it following through with an eviction. 

In my lease it states renters must carry renter's insurance: There is no renter's insurance on file: I'm thinking about sending them a letter to provide proof and if not having it or they wont get it following through with an eviction.

Essentially, the interior is nearly destroyed.