To answer the question...in my city of Cincinnati this is what I observed across different markets is the following:A - 4-5 capB - 5-6 capC - 6-7 capD - 7-10 capF - 10-12+ capAnd I think...with the Millennials being the largest demographic group and wanting to rent more than buy, we will see cap rates go down even further.So, I am still buying but I focus on value-adds where I can raise the rents significantly.To me, it's no longer buy to get yield play (because the yield is just low) and it's now...buy, increase the rents, increase the value then sell (or refi).

While Texas A&M is far and away the largest employer in the area, remember that that includes all the ancillary functions of TAMUS as well, including Agrilife and Engineering Extension agencies.

Depending on your foundation wall (block or poured); how large and opening you require for your choice of window; and how far below grade your window extends, installation of an egress window could cost from as little as $500 to as much as $1200 - $1500.Of the different window styles available, slider and single hung will require the largest openings, followed by casement style windows {which have the disadvantage that they require clearance depth in the well itself to open}.

I'm a recent graduate from the State University of Oswego, where I obtained an undergrad degree in Business Administration and even more recently employed by one of the largest utility companies in the state - they literally told us in training never to wear our badge out in public - I guess most people aren't too fond of utility companies!

A few people have posted here about Lincoln being a promising location to be investing in with UNL having the largest incoming freshman class in its history.

Home Depot and Lowes have the largest huge buying power so more or less they've got the best pricing you'll find.

Texas has a few, in order from smallest to largest: El Paso, Fort Worth, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. 

Hey Rob, I am a property manager for one of the largest property owner in Charlottesville.

Samsung's $17 billion semiconductor chip manufacturing plant currently under construction on the south side of Taylor is poised to upend the local economy, being by far the largest anchor employer in the region.

I'm looking at a deal right now for one with the 27th largest SS operator in the country.