A good way to think about caprates is they quantify risk.

So $11,222 times 22% is $2,468 - leaving you a true profit on the house of $8,754 for an all encompassing 6 month intensive project that you will likely feel lucky to get out of with that profit, because you did your very best to minimize expenses along the way.How do you quantify this number?  

Typically, these remedies usually include injunctive relief, damages, and termination of the agreement for which the NDA was made.For instance, the disclosing company may demand damages, the damages will be quantified based on the loss that the leaking of the trade secret has caused.

But though I cannot quantify this with numbers to back it up I do feel confident that less than 10% of real estate gurus should be guru'ing!

Which one has more quantifiable value in general? 

These are very very hard to quantify.

@Matt W.I have a 1031 vs no 1031 calculator model that I built that shows me the IRR breakeven to help determine the difference in risk to achieve the same quantifiable return.

Stephen I can’t quantify that very easily with the information I get to but I would say with decreased in enrollment and increases in number of available units.

You can;'t quantify that so easily... 

You can achieve this if you GC has the quantifiable experience with this type of process and project.