It does not have the social environment he wants and he has become unhappy living there.

But you better make sure that you have the refi lined up before you put any motion into the purchase.I respect that you are looking for ways to utilize debt to grab more properties. 

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@Saravanan Varadan I really like the way you're weighing the macro environment in your decision making process. 

never take a check for their Security deposit or first month's rent.Have fun, this is a great business - a good tenant is a good customer- treat them like a customer - with respect.

(And, then do just that with potential buyers; park at your property, do not wander into neighboring yards, respect the neighbors' privacy, limit showing hours to daylight hours).

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I then queried the data-set for each cohort and computed the median cap rate based on 50 percent of annual median rents divided by the median home value for each respective census tract.I then filtered the data set for cohorts with 100 or more samples to eliminate any potential outliers.