I am going to make some unsolicited offers to buy the cabins to some of the owners, because properly managed they would outperform 90% of the market.

His property/market isn't a unicorn and singnifcantly outperforming anything, the returns could easily be matched or beat in plenty of other areas.Or let it sit...And if you (or anyone else) wants a market report from CCAR (local MLS) happy to email it you ...

Next we simply have the obvious of returns, R.E. is out performing W.S., it's just that simple. 

Often times, the passive institutional funds out-perform the return on equity in our client's former rental properties.DST stands for Delaware Statuatory trust and is basically an exchangeable syndication.

Get a feel for whether you might be able to outperform them, meet their level, or underperform compared to them.

As a matter of fact, two $250k properties will outperform a $500k property in San Antonio.  

(long term wealth building)Numbers will show better cashflow in crappy neighborhoods, in the beginning, but no amount of cashflow will outperform the rate of return on appreciation over 10+ years unless your putting too much money down.Ask yourself these questions:1.

I recognize the stats are averages and all markets have sub-markets that out perform and sub markets that under perform those averages.  

I'm always surprised to see preferences for 2-4 and shunning MFUs 5+ when the latter clearly out perform.

With repressed rates, an investor may consider any return that outperforms fixed income markets, whether investment-grade corporate debt, or risk free securities.