It's important to start with identifying all possible returns that can be generated in real estate some of which can be subtle and easy to miss.The four sources of return in rental real estate:1- Cash flow2- Loan paydown3- Appreciation in value4- Tax savingsBelow are some metrics that are normally used and thrown around here on Biggerpockets, and what type of returns/performance they are designed to measure:- CoC (Cash on Cash) is a measure of net return generated by TWO sources (i.e.

I've seen some subtle hints that the resort is strict or controlling in some way?

Interior design should be modern, functional, subtle and light earth-tone colors.

Deferred maintenance usually gets more expensive with time, and it's not always the gradual process you're hoping for.)Your dad can avoid paying any capital gains if he does the 1031 and purchases the correct amount of replacement property, and he can diversify as well into different geographies and asset classes- residential rentals, commercial of all flavors, land, farms, whatever.

I use the clean linen scent from glade and it is subtle and nice and makes the house smell fresh.

Also, I’ve been reading that section 8 tenants come in a variety of flavors but the majority are not quality.

When you're there in person you'll really get a flavor for the neighborhood and the town as well as the quality of the subs you plan to hire, etc... 

Dinning experience along with its excellent service with its ambience fit for the Bachlor and Bachlorrette show are becoming more creative with eco conscious cuisines and flavorful coctails.  

I like Melroy's advice about driving around the neighborhoods and seeing where the numbers and the flavor works for you.

It is sort of like picking a favorite flavor of ice cream, nobody can ever tell you that your favorite flavor is wrong.