The average annualized (investment weighted) yield has been 30.9% (This is like the bank CD's APY). 

They are dead weight.

Let me give it a shot and see if I can shed some light on the subject since I'm both an investor and licensed GC in Florida and have built upwards of 20 new construction houses in the last couple years. 

It is a 3 bed 1 bath located in Dallas, Wi. 2900 square feet, built in 1920, 1 car garage, and a beat down shed in back.The house definitely needs some love to up the value of home, but I have the knowledge to do 90% of the work myself for this flip. 

I truly think they are a league, if not 2+ above your weight. 

Please shed some light on this topic, especially if you currently are wholesaling in Illinois.

You should gain more appreciation, so it’s all a fine balance & you have to weight each and see what’s best for you. 

This trip setting up duck chicken coop and hog sheds.  

One of the cheaper shed doors needs replacing…However, it’s a dream house in a dream area (25 minutes to dodge ridge ski resort) and was our dream home because of how perfect it was for us at the time.

Weighted toward cashflow but would not say no to an slightly below market value strong appreciation play.