Wow, that will certainly set a new benchmark for 2br comps in Brewerytown (depending on what it sells for), at least in that area.

Everybody has different investment goals and benchmarks they are looking for.

That is typically a good benchmark.

For homes we are actually managing, one of my favorite tools to share with owners is benchmarking.

We always talk about the 1% rule or even the elusive 2% as the benchmark in buy and hold investing. 

Good to have a benchmark.

I asked if retirement plan money counted, and was told 60% went toward that $100k benchmark.

Ignore one or more and you can't properly benchmark investment alternatives and the return on your personal capital. 

I’d say .8% is probably a more accurate benchmark.

You can try aim loans...they post their rates online for given scenarios, so that helps to give you kind of a benchmark for rates, have used them before but went with a local bank on the above scenario.Good luckDaniel