Great buy and hold area only if you let the cash sit in the property.

The duplex is currently in my name but was paid for in cash by a family member's line of credit.

Profit DistributionInvestor Contribution:Labor and Materials: $70,500Upfront Cash : $40,000Total Investment from Investor: $110,500Profit Above $180,000:Low-End Profit: $97,300High-End Profit: $120,800Profit Split (50/50):Investor’s Share of Profit (Low-End): $48,650Investor’s Share of Profit (High-End): $60,400Your Share of Profit:Low-End: $48,650High-End: $60,4007.

For a BRRRR it should cash flow about $300 monthly, and as a all cash rental about $600 monthly, and both of those were with more upgrades than really necessary for the house because I wanted to way over budget the repairs, because I'd rather over budget and be happy that I'm under than go way over. 

Do you know whether you're looking for appreciation or cash-flow? 

Sell it for a discount or close to retail (Cash).

Quote from @Ryan Daulton: I can't really say much because the information shared was privy only to myself, but it was 20% cash on cash returns.

You can get some great cash flowing duplexes for that price range in Dayton, Ohio. 

How many cash-challenged tenants will make their car payment before their rent payment?

Are you cash flowing the property?