Other things you can use to demonstrate your intent would be your normal practice, rental agreements or rental listings, written correspondence with your professionals etc.You've got a pretty healthy gain to shelter for sure. 

I've seen too many people who appear healthy, working their tails off and then they deteriorate way too young and never get to even enjoy "retirement age" (regardless of whether they actually retire or not).Based on what I've read here (on BP forums) and after speaking to family/friends we decided to grow our investment portfolio further.

lol  I like to have a healthy equity so if something goes bad, I've got some backup. 

Be sure to keep a healthy amount aside for reserve, emergencies, and repairs that need immediate attention.

They just want healthy, cashflowing properties with no headaches and will probably never do a value-add deal themselves but love to buy successful ones.

You should be averaging at least a few calls a week in a healthy rental market.

I would call Phoenix a healthy place to invest. 

I brought up Irfan because he's doing a healthy business right now in Philly/Jersey, but wants to quadruple his business in short order. 

By my math it’s a good deal for him as he is essentially a wash between his lease rate and his annual distributions from reinvesting the proceeds; no capital gains exposure and has $2.98m working for him at a healthy 10%, and exposure to a sponsor relationship that has tremendous, yet intangible value.

If the net cash flow number above (3100-2040 = 960) is including all these considerations, then that's a healthy chunk of change per month.