I.e rent growth in a base case, upside, downside; mkt cap rates in base/upside/downside etc. how this affects timeline and stabilized yield. 

Could you reinvest profits into a higher-yielding property?

The home sold for $154,900 on 2/7/25, yielding a solid return on investment.

The fact that this sponsor used investor money to gamble on high yield unsecured notes leaves a bad taste in my mouth.  

If you’re comfortable with the process and local regulations, new construction might yield higher equity, but for simplicity, an existing duplex is safer.

. =)Some internet search yielded the following formula to estimate tax:For a house that I purchase at $800k.

@Adam MichelIt sounds like you’re doing your due diligence, but the current market conditions in Northeast OH may not be yielding the returns you’re hoping for.

Syndications use your capital at their discretion once you wire it over, which is less secure, but you get tax benefits and possibly returns.If you're looking for safer yield with capital preservation, T-bills aren't a bad option.

Rising T-bond yields is bad news for mortgages and the real estate industry. 

If you're both in and this is your best option, go for it.On the other hand, looking into multifamily buy & hold properties could yield similar results with less hassle.