The cap rate can help you to do an apples-to-apples comparison in your market.

Just relocated from the Bay Area to the Philadelphia market, working for a real estate developer in Land Acquisition.

I am a finance guy but unfortunately my education is not adapted to the US real estate market and I am little bid confused.Goal:Buy a 2-3 family house to do a small rehab and rent afterward. 

In other words, the expense saving was rather certain but our chances of recovery on the PG seemed slim.We completed the deed in lieu over the summer and began marketing the properties immediately.

I did check out the Market Maker feature though, and I feel like it's somewhat OK.

Thats to give you some idea of where things line up for where you are at compared to where the market is.

I had just bought an off market property to flip but didn't have a regular agent I worked with yet.

Out of state Investors who have appetite for the NY area market and surrounding should reach out. 

Huge thanks if you can point me in a direction on Travel Nurses Association and best strategies for marketing to this tenant class:  Travel RNs, Doctors, Physical Therapists.  

DON'T BE SCARED AND JUST DO IT- I DON'T CARE IF IT'S YOUR FIRST TIME YOLO (BTW I AM A AGENT MYSELF)I JUST MOVED A PROPERTY (NOT FOR ANOTHER BUT FOR MYSELF THROUGH ASSIGNMENT- MEANING I WAS A INDIVIDUAL WASN'T ACTING ON BEHALF MY RE AGENCY)...OK NOW HERE IS HOW YOU WHOLESALE MARKETED PROPERTIES...1) FIND A PROPERTY- THE COMMENTS ABOVE DIRECT YOU TO DIVERT TO THE OFF MARKET FSBO'S WHICH SHOULD ALSO BE A MAJORITY OF YOUR BUSINESS HOWEVER SHOULD EQUAL OUT TO YOUR ON MARKET PROPERTIES AS WELL.