I'm new to real estate investing and was curious what kind of IRRs are realistic to find in the current market?

For example, if you are told, "we can refinance you for up to 75% LTV" to realistically expect approximately 5% less until you have experience and establish a relationship with your lenders. 2.)

Be realistic about what this will fetch on the market and you may be able to lower your cost of living while building equity through loan paydown and updating cosmetically.  

I am not active in posting in the forums to solicit responses because i want to be thoughtful, clear and realistic in my intent.

I dont think it is realistic to expect 100 bucks a door.

How realistic would this be ?

You can call it 'overpriced' but others are willing to pay it, so I'd focus on finding the best deal you can find in your area, and not on a CoC return rate that may not be realistic these days. 

Could you give us a realistic example of how you might structure an owner financed note based on the Henderson material?

They could potentially earn double the returns in their local markets.For single-family homes (SFH) in Cleveland, a realistic cash-on-cash (COC) return is around 8% to 10%.

I should probably read a book about it realistically!