Both yield nearly identical total ROI (including equity payout and cash-flow).  

There are two buildings almost identical.

Let's say there is the identical property in Phoenix AZ, same 1550 SF, same composite roof, same stucco exterior, except that rent is $1000/mo because it is in Phoenix.

I had a tenant claim his bank account was frozen due to identity theft.

Our first two deals were identical properties and purchased with hard money, we are currently in the process of rehabbing each unit and plan to refinance with the bank in 6 months (our minimum with our hard money lender).

Hi @Kevin Branin,If it was an unusual feature, you'd have to look at a bunch of properties that are nearly identical, but for the unusual feature, and see how much they differed in sales price.

This assumes that the two units are basically identical.

They see the initial transfer of deed from a person to the trust, but then the change of beneficiary is not publicly visible nor is the beneficiary's identity publicly visible, usually.Remember, however, that the financing is still the responsibility of the people whose names are on the loan - that doesn't change.

Naveen Kumar I Own a property with near identical numbers to what you posted so thought I'd comment.

The original developer of this project built 6 (almost identical) units and now there are 2 more in Pre-Construction, so we are in a unique situation in this deal because currently there are 2 more active listings + active listing of 1 Pre-Construction + 1 Pre-Construction is pending.