Pinning down a ROI before you buy is nothing more than an exercise that will not ever yield an accurate forecast.You can only guess at future performance, you can have an educated guess, but you'll never get as close as you might measuring performance of a bond or other securities.RE is unique, your experience and gut feelings need to be honed to your market rather than running the batteries down on your calculator, IMO.

This is a good comp exercise.  

It is designed to give the student mostly historical information that they can use as a foundation for a chosen profession and to exercise the thinking ability present in all people.  

If they do not exercise that right within the window of time, their right will cease.

An interesting exercise is to go to five or more of the top crowdfund portals and divide several of each's deal amounts by the number of investors participating in the deal.  

She is exercising her rights under tenant/landlord law.

Did you mean, that you would exercise the option & then sell the property with seller financing to an end buyer?

This exercise basically eliminated the idea for me of jumping straight into rentals since I'd prefer not to work in my current field for more than a year after my discharge from the Navy.I like the path you chose with a basic marketing campaign and a flip to start.

Over enough time, it will wash out.If this isn't satisfactory, try this exercise...  

I hold the Note(s) on both & having exercised the signed assignment of rents I 'reluctantly' manage the properties.We collect the rents ($2300) & the 'income' is used for maint/repairs, tax etc escrow & anything left is used to pay down their mortgage(s).Several weeks ago I received an inquiry from Social Services to pre-qualify this couple & kids for 'free' Health care.