Although you could do what is called a Tenant-In-Common (TIC) arrangement where an investor has 1031 exchange funds and wants to parlay that money into a syndication.

That purchase last year will allow me to parlay into a house for us next year.

I think right now this is anyone's guess, but I'd wager that my $400,000 1500 sqft 1950s build duplex here in Denver doesn't need substantially more than it's counterpart in Ohio in the way of CapEx and Maintenance.

Please don't think I'm trying to be negative or troll-y, but if any developer has an algorithm for this, I would wager that developer would be reluctant to publish such proprietary information on the web so they can have more competition.The Knoxville market, and probably most/all of its sub-markets, have cooled substantially due to affordability and lots of other factors.

Remember when you buy a note the cash flow will build and then you can parlay the income into buying more notes and it starts to snowball.  

I would wager it quadruples.

Originally posted by @Brian Wagers:@Jamie Atkinson Doing great and hope the same for you.

If you are the outdoors type and would rather be on site you could start as assistant superintendent and move to superintendent then to PM but PM is the role that parlays best into a career as a developer.

She needs to read it, but giving my proximity to this pulse I am wagering she isn't overreacting.

Another thing to think about if you're putting in a well is whether you can parlay that into a community well for the surrounding homes or businesses, as a secondary income stream.