ITs a year after on this post, but I would be infinitely more inclined to do NW Indiana than I would the Southside of Chicago.   

@Grady BentonThe infinite game by Simon Sinek.

But, through their infinite kindness they were willing to pay $367 toward that rent amount for the tenant, when they signed a contract with me to pay $966 of the monthly $1,063 rent payment. 

Typically, things that have a shelf life of over a year are supposed to be depreciated.

You could do a shorter cabinet with a shelf under it for the microwave. 

One that is priced 3-5% below market in a good location in a decent neighborhood, that is spotless and in perfect condition, with small upgrades that don't make prospective tenants feel like you picked the cheapest thing on the bottom shelf of Home Depot at every opportunity.After that, things get murkier, because now you get into market segmentation.If your product is a studio apartment in NYC, you need to be adding stuff that will appeal to the kind of person who is going to be looking for that.

Typically I have achieved infinite return as I end up with no money trapped in the RE.Why I am considering doing a syndication is that the time commitment is significantly less than when I do my own RE investments; syndications are more passive than doing your own RE transaction and extremely more passive than BRRRR or flips. 

Doing it on an Ethereum L2 like Polygon or optimism is cheaper but still infinitely more expensive than reddit upvotes for example.

Did you know my ROI is infinite?

You'll make infinitely more investing in real estate than you will building a sales team.