The classic answer: it depends. 

We were thinking about a Volkswagon Tiguan, possibly a Lexus NX, or even the classic Greek middle class symbol of affluence, a Porsche Cayenne, for our next car buy.

I rented out the building to a gentleman who wanted to use it as storage for his classic cars that currently brings $500 a month in rent.

All 240 Units are Classic (not renovated), so that provides us with the opportunity to renovate the units with a modern finish this asset class and market demands.

Get a plain, classic set of cabinets like a shaker.

This seems like a classic example of “trust, but verify”.

From what we've learned, syndications are in essence RE but yes, without the active component that we've been used to with our 6 units (just dealt with the classic toilet leak yesterday!).

You know classic economic law of demand and supply.One way to find out would be to look for flippers on the MLS and leverage propstream and your skip tracing service or truepeoplesearch , reach out to them to find out if they are buying at 70,75 or 80.

“We provide the same cheeseburger no matter what market, neighborhood, etc.” 

Years ago, when I was still living in Europe, I read the classic: Rich Dad, Poor Dad book.