Even in submarkets that rental rates level out at $1,400 the A+ finishes are fetching about $2k.

The average rental rates in this area are $1300 - $1400/mo.

Doing a refi now would move me from a 4.5% interest rate to somewhere in the high 7% to 8% range, so I am thinking of potentially selling.

So much so that the formula to determine the value of a commercial property is Net Operating Income / Cap Rate = Property Value. 

Not asking for seller concessions to help buy down the interest rate if someone is using bank financing

For the most part its targeting past guests and offering a discount code for them and their family/friends. ...  

For the right investor, this could be a strategic option to scale quicker and maximize tax benefits like we do.I have worked with GR quite a bit in the past, especially with loan blocks for rate buy down. 

Hi everyone,With talk of market fluctuations and interest rate changes, I think it's prime time for us to dive into strategic adaptations.

At the time of lease signing they would give a check (usually like a cashier's check) for 1 full month's rent ($1000 in your example) and then the pro-rated amount would be due on the first of the month with every succeeding month being the full rent.For my own investing I usually look at it on a case-by-case basis.

For investment properties in the lower priced neighborhoods of Linden and Franklinton what type of vacancy rate is typical?