This is especially true in San Diego but true in most markets The reason is interest rates have more than double what since q1 2022 and in San Diego RE prices have continued to increase.  

That 9% is made up of two components:👉 Cap Rate (your income return),👉 Appreciation (your equity growth),= Total Return (~9%)So if you're investing in a market like San Diego, where average cap rates are around 4%, that implies long-term appreciation of ~5%, bringing the total return to ~9%.But if you're investing in a city where the cap rate is 8%, that suggests the property is likely to appreciate just 1% per year, if at all.Why does this matter?

They fail to understand the PMC's hourly rate has a built-in markup for profit.

I definitely relate, especially when it comes to insurance and cleaner rates.

Or just a mindset shift that changed everything?

I am considering working Tardus Wealth Strategies to help build passive income, but I’m a bit skeptical about their supposed return rate.

The trifecta: 1) Pak-n-Play, 2) changing table, 3) highchair

I check the SEC, FINRA, ratings websites for inside information on the principals in the company.

Staying on the sidelines until rates or prices come down?

Zillow and Trulia are the places my assistant goes to get the rental market rates for things.