For instance, if a property worth $10 million brings in $100,000 per door, the cap rate is $100,000 divided by $10 million.To quickly size up a deal, I rely on the 1% rule: if the price is $100,000 per door, I expect to see at least $1,000 in monthly rent.

It is also worth considering investing in the business, perhaps with partners or venture capitalists, especially if you are willing to add value and take on a role in the development of the project.

I remember looking it up when i first moved to dayton.

Build this skill, and I promise you'll come across deals in your area worth wholesaling, and you'll learn about the market and RE by speaking to sellers/investors.

Could be worth listing and seeing what kind of traction or interest you get. 

However, if you own several properties and manage them yourself, it’s well worth documenting the time you spend working on and managing them.I hope this helps and good luck!

I remember talking with you briefly back in 2021, awesome to see how things have turned out.

However, just remember that at some point in the future you'll likely have to recapture that depreciation when you sell and pay tax on the difference between your sales price and the amount you have left to depreciate.

Also, if the sponsor is new, I am fine with less skin in the game as long as it is significant to their net worth.

So would it be worth the refinance?