Interest rates are low by historical measures.

Fortunately, San Diego has outstanding historical rent appreciation.  

I have seen cap rates that are very low historically speaking.

In part because I take care of my houses and I don't buy in areas that haven't historically been good areas.

The mixture of a modest simplified version of traditional design and a modern architectural style direction sticks out distinctly.This way, you can preserve the historical features of the building at the same time, making the building compatible and sometimes more valuable for new use.

I'm not invested in bonds as historically, those offer less upside (of course, because they are less risky), and I'm not worried about downside risk now.Broad based ETFs, and some Single Family Rental properties, nothing too complicated. 

Pricing algorithms should take into account a large number of factors that include the basic booking curve of any general city or region, holidays when traffic is normally heavy, times of day when guests usually book, historical pricing for any specific unit, etc.

.- Rates are a long way from historically high. 

The 6-unit building is in the Historic Northeast part of the City.

You can't change getting beat out on the property.By the way, these rates are actually more in line with the historical average.