The Columbus market is also a strong hybrid market with a blend of cash-flow and appreciation.

Hi everyone,I'm working toward setting up my Nashville and Florida properties in either a Trust or LLC's or maybe a blend of both.

Your journey blending passive income and real estate is inspiring.

I usually either blend the three or take the one that has the closest comps.

If you can raise money from private money at 8% through securitization can use the capital at a 2-to-1 ratio to get tranche money at 3.5%, then your blended cost of capital is 5%.

@Paul B. - Lending Club.  

I highlighted the content and wording which appeared most beneficial, then blended all components into a well written lease.

Like this: https://justaskbenwhy.com/2014/01/05/how-to-build-...It involves some sort of blended institutional/private capital, and a value-add story.Good luck!

Bright green muted with white & some grey...followed by a darker grey on the right wall with the same paint muted with white on the opposing wall to match/blend with the vinyl flooring.

In NNN it's one of the most asset types that defaults and goes dark.So I would only look at buying one of those under certain conditions with rent increases, lease guarantee, and cap rate to start versus what it blends out at for the end of the primary term.You need to watch out for what I call "transactional only brokers".