The "per transaction" costs barely scale up, that needle barely moves.Ponder economy of scale for just a moment.On the loan origination side of things, my flat per loan overhead cost (compliance with gov't rules/regulations is a big part of it) is ballpark the same if it's a $100k loan or a $500k loan.

Great CapRate- 1% rule bare minimum.

Labor participation rate at or above national average 5.

You could so easily see everything the TV report said was hogwash -- it was public information that this was about a corrupt museum board that drove the place into the ground, it didn't matter if they were white, black, brown, yellow, or polka-dotted, they were barely human.

Labor participation rate at or above national average5.

For a 3-plex, you are barely cash flowing or breaking even. 

I pay quarterly participation fees and my broker is charged a listing fee for each listing.

@Rene Owczarski bare land.I've attached a promissory note to the purchase agreement and now a title company is writing up the terms.

I say normally, because in our current market, comparable sales bares no relationship currently to what buyers are willing to pay for a property.

(In BC there are talks about eviction ban and rent freeze until the end of the year - it's a tough life landlording here that if you buy now for most properties rent barely covers mortgage and property taxes...)What challenges have you encountered with investing in the Kansas City?