Hi Kevinn,It's good that you were specific and mentioned multifamily.You need to take it a step further and talk about deal size.For example there might be many brokers for multifamily but some deal in quad's for 500k and others deal in 100 unit apartment buildings for 6 million etc.So there is a wide range there you need to narrow down further.

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Cap rate, short for capitalization rate, is a metric used to evaluate the performance of an investment property; and is a widely accepted metric in the real estate industry used to compare the potential returns of different properties.

If it works, its gonna be a pretty decent wide open concept building.

You get the idea.Am I correct in assuming we are dealing with a general rule of thumb that applies to the entire country, and as such it may be a broad generality with wide variability?

He took pictures thinking we were listing a property (wide rooms) rather than features and finishes that we could use on our website.One tip.

Of course there's an endless supply of other groups but those are two of the most widely known, respected.

well, yeah, because the photographer color corrected everything and has wide angle non-distorting lenses, etc...I think for high end properties that have great layouts, etc the photos are important. 

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Mice don't like to be in the open air so they will almost exclusively travel along walls, in tunnels and under leaves to get to where they need to go - so if you get all the leaves away from your house and leave the perimeters wide open it will go a long way to discouraging them - but I would definitely have the pest control look for and seal up all access holes.