We had quite a few years where the distribution check was over 50% of our purchase cost.  100% passive but all things get used up and our current checks equal less than 10% for the year of our initial investment.  

Penny can’t double forever.It’s important to get started.It’s equally important to slow down and stop. 

Not all lawyers are created equal, or even have your best interests in mind. 

And not all DST and TIC brokers are going to be created equal. 

Equalling around 105k, definitely a tear down and rebuild property in a neighborhood where the ARV would be roughly 150-200k.

I didn't see the following on the Chris Dawson's very helpful list or the equally helpful heat map.

Will these units equal or come close to my mortgage payment.

And like any investment vehicle, low risk equals low yield.Currently to break even with rent covering just the mortgage payment takes about a 35-40% down payment on an investor loans.

I own an owner-occupied duplex in Philadelphia, and each unit is equally 800 square feet.

I am not a fan of holding fees unless equal to rent and non refundable.