I am willing to bet that CAP rates aren't the same.And again, this is only for commercial properties.

They would be the best bet in guiding you. 

It is possible (probable) that the taxes were done incorrectly.Grab a copy of turbotax etc. and punch the numbers in manually and see what you get.it was a loan, you paid them back, and after everything was said and done you took a loss.Whoever did your taxes has got something in the wrong column.

I bet you can’t find a savings account like that!

Folks tell you to not bet on it, I would tell those same folks to not bet on **** properties having regularly paying tenants and/or trusting government systems(sec 8). 

I didn't ask them about MLS deals, but I'd bet 95% or more of them get done.Ask your main title company how many of their MLS deals close vs how many of their wholesale/off market deals. 

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

The lower the class, the more heavily I want to lean toward anything multifamily as it helps hedge the bet against the higher vacancy rates.

(High interest rates are temporary) we may not see 3% mortgages again, but I bet we see under 5% on primary residences more often than not over the next 15 years.The mega corporations have consolidated power in the near term.

Doing a Cashout Refinance using DSCR would be your best bet to tap into equity on this free and clear investment property.