Meaning, your market is 1, 3 and 5 miles in your basic urban environment.

Technically, capital tied up in hard assets is opportunities lost, especially in today's ridiculously low cost borrowing environment.

Best way to find one like that is network with other agents and discuss the environment of the brokerage they work in.

I can model a deal no problem and tell when the numbers make sense, but I need some suggestions as to how people navigate financing in low cap rate environments where even crappy MF properties are going to run at least 350-400K per unit.

I follow obvious inclusions like an auto loan, student loans etc, but what I'm not clear on is whether you'd include the full balance of one's personal credit card that is consistently paid off every month with no interest incurred.If the monthly balance is included regardless, one could presumably optimize this by switching to paying items on a visa debit card or the like (since this would effectively cut the monthly credit card bill down to $0). 

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

Meetups are a great way to neet others in the community here and get a real feel for the investing environment

It's hot garbage otherwise.Let's stick to today's world, rates, environment and everything in between.

., etc. piped over a zoom meeting.As for WFH effect on the Bay Area, keep in mind that when people work from home, their direct environment becomes MORE, not less important.

Also  you are likely to forgot inclusion at the last minute. 6> Initially I thought to use property management company but later decided to experienced managing tenant myself.