Visions of 10% and 20% and higher and higher are the things of early markets and they ride on the backs of unicorns.  6.8% ROE at this point in the cycle without factoring in depreciation and appreciation is actually pretty good.

Building a back end: Big IRA accounts as a reserve Owning stocks in a brokerage to collateral or can cash outOwning cash flowing property with strong equity positions and cash flow to collateralOwning crypto (long term vision) to eventually sell for more and transfer profits into more real estate. 

My biggest hang up is developing the big picture and creating small actionable steps that work towards that vision.

Wow, you definitely have a vision.

We have volume of units by which numbers start coming into a vision via averaging out, the bigger the data-set the greater the accuracy, weighing a performance rating such as cap rate over 200+ units vs 8 is a vast divide of knowledge from data output.

Feel free to explore different options, gather input from potential tenants, and make a decision that aligns with your overall vision and rental market demands.Hope this helps. :)

Etc Investor buyers at this level have vision, resources and skill to increase the ROI so it often “appears” like they’re buying a very low cap rate property because the current owner hasn’t maximize.2.

However, there are many other factors to consider on the development side.Role of the developer is to put together the vision, financing and ownership of the project. 

She's already thrilled to see a young family growing up in her childhood home, so we're hoping the visit will allow us to share our vision for continuing the legacy of her parents.

Can your vision work with a coffee brewing tenant?