It's tempting to measure success by the number of units others may boast about, but remember that success is subjective.

I'm excited to join this forum as a new real estate investor, eager to explore potential partnerships in the Connecticut area.A bit about myself: I come with a strong background in quantitative skills, boasting over two decades of experience managing multi-million dollar businesses.

Then you can have tens of thousands in principal paydown as well year 1.You are not going to get 10,000 a month off of useable cash flow for 900,000 investment with a diamond NNN property and tenant especially in the 3 million range for STNL.If you were buying a 10 to 15 million property then the cap rate can rise some as pool of buyers is smaller so supply and demand.Many of my clients are high net worth or ultra high net worth.

On top of all of that, it boasts one of the best college football teams Ohio State Buckeyes, which is very well known and has a cult following, and attracts a lot of people to the games.

I will admit to the fact that we have been a bit lazy with the rehab of the unit because of the ultra low purchase price ($32,000.00 cash) and low holding costs.

To keep things ultra simple I split utilities based on Sq footage of each unit.

I did the 12" Ultra cool gels.

I do satin walls and semi-gloss trim with Behr Ultra premium which truly requires one coat (recommend 2 coats or use a primer with dark colors)

The property is already approved with permits to develop a 7800 sqft home,Even though this is out first time doing our OWN luxury development, my father has about 20 years of overseeing ultra luxury developments from start to finish in NYC.

Little easier to follow you guys than a fast-talking ultra-successful guest who has everything figured out.