They think cash flow, multiple streams of income, predisposition towards increasing of assets.  

We are looking to generate an income stream and hope to so so by leveraging, and are definitely looking for CoC returns higher than 10% which is a very tall order in the NYC/Long Island area. 

Yes, it costs to provide the recycling option, but the savings generated by diverting the recycling out of the waste stream is greater than the cost.

And maybe some of that Denver growth will spill over and give tailwinds to Colorado Springs (though it is doing just fine on its own accord).Disclaimer: I don't yet invest in Colorado Springs, but with analysis such as I have outlined above, I have chosen it as my target market.

There's only one reason to buy a multi-unit property; the income stream. 

But not much more, as I can just buy a similar place and turn it into that revenue stream.

I know many investors (myself included) that would want turn key properties that produced these types of returns for our portolios.Any chance you could get a steady stream of these?

But if you're looking for a steady stream of leads - you need it done right, which we all know always costs quite a bit more.

This is the "second" income generating stream on a property.

See: Wells Fargo and their constant stream of cartoonish schemes while they still continue to be massively profitable.