What other benchmarks are you setting when you search for properties? 

Should I set benchmarks that if met gives me a higher percentage?

I put together this NFL watch:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/760204-bp-nashville-conf-nfl-sunday-watch-party-benchmark-bar-and-grill

Obviously, every investor has different benchmarks...But if YOU are looking at investing in a buy and hold, what are your minimums/maximums that you want to see for the following benchmarks...- Maximum Crime Rate Of The Community- Minimum Population Of The Community - Minimum Average Income Of The Community - Maximum Rate Of Poverty In The Community- Minimum Renter To Owner Ratio In The Community- Maximum Vacancy Rate Of The Community - Maximum Unemployment Rate Of The Community - Minimum Percentage Of Post-Secondary Graduates Of The CommunityNow I know not everyone will use every single one of these statistics, but if you use any of these statistics, what are the minimums/maximums a community needs to have for you to consider investing in a buy & hold opportunity there?

The shares hit a 52-week high of $44.23 in May 2008 and a lifetime high of more than $67 in early 2007.The bankruptcy helped push down the entire real estate investment trust sector, as the benchmark MSCI U.S.

I would like to know how many visits other agents are averaging per month, so that I can have a bench mark to see how I am doing.

Calculate all of the benchmark metrics (1% rule, 50% rule, Cashflow (this includes capex & operating expenses) Bigger Pockets has an investment calculator on here, though I made my own excel spreadsheet to manipulate some of the inputs as well.

Are there any benchmarks?

We dropped to that same benchmark yesterday!

Based on just preliminary internet research, the equal split seems a bit steep for the party that provides no capital (seems like the asset managers typically have a smaller equity stake).Is there a fair benchmark for this type of JV for real estate investing?