You always use common sense first to set the benchmark for unreasonableness.

Revenue share above benchmarks for each. 

The benchmark for me would be what I would have to pay in fees and interest if I borrowed on the open market. 

For example, do you think a typical income for an agent in Tacoma, Washington or Ann Arbor, Michigan will be proportionally higher than an agent in Missoula, MT, in regards to population size (for this discussion’s purposes the benchmark was an annual income of $48k and up)?  

Anyone able to share more details in the real money-making avenues, expected returns and benchmarks, etc?

I am curious to what the 40/50k benchmark entails that you mentioned.

I try to maintain a 5-year plan as I have found too many variables beyond that benchmark.

I also am enjoying a better standard of living.If I only buy 1 duplex a year for 5 years in a row that cash flows at a benchmark of $100 per door as Mr.

Have a system where funding is released after project benchmarks are completed.

I’d look on Airbnb in your area to try to find some similar properties as benchmarks and see if it’s working for them (you could even reach out & ask them).