Just that we've interupted the life cycle, but that doesn't help me get rehab done any faster.  

So asset management is a strategic role enabling a solid return on the lifecycle of the individual investment, and portfolio management is concerned more broadly with asset allocation and risk management.

As the fund progresses through its life cycle it will call more and more of the investors’ commitments, so the Capital Call LOC will also start reducing.

If there is galvanized piping and cast iron waste, then you will be at the end of the life cycle, which can be majorly expensive.

Your rate is protected for most of your payment schedule and it can be a benefit when selling.Making the sure the loan is assumable will be key as it can be a benefit to a future buyer to get an existing low interest loan.Restaurants life cycle isn't as long as a pharmacy but that can be a great thing if you own valuable land for redevelopment.With anything triple net or otherwise it's about having the knowledge and making a wise decision when buying or selling.If you are buying cash then you can pick up some great deals with high caps with less time left on the initial term.Lenders will not want to touch them but many times the options will be exercised.You can also talk the current tenant into extending an option early.Example: They have 8 years left with 4 5yr options.You as a buyer talk the tenant into exercising one 5 year option and now have a 13 year term which some lenders will go for versus the 8.

If you keep reinvesting the seed investment money, the ROI can be more than 100%/month, or even week, though it is not sustainable for all 52 weeks due to the fact that campaigns have a natural life cycle.

There are several items on the checklist that I would consider low hanging fruit and many more that would have first cost increases, but life cycle benefits.As noted above all Federal Projects require LEED Certification.

In other words you are paying the most expensive part of a cars life cycle! 

There's usually always a but left unsaid. your age were your at in your life cycle  and priorities.. 

Assuming a property is intended as a long term hold you need to distinguish between two categorizes;Immediate Repairs - Broken and needs to be fixed as part of purchase, setting its age to 0yFull & Lapsed life time - Will need to be replaced at some pointAssuming you do not want to have a 'cash call' (as this will reduce your overall long term returns), for each item on a CAPEX list you need to go through the exercise of figuring out where it is in its life cycle and how much it will cost to replace / do.