Look at any graph youwant, but just realize what really matters is what your "ONE" property is worth.5yr term isn't bad, but you need to have a solid plan to get that paid back.brrr is a great strategy, however, its difficult to pull off 100%. 

Again I'm going to reiterate this: communication needs to be very clear, and you will be the one responsible for it. 

Thanks for the response @Stuart Udis!

there has been a few responses about the 1pt = 1%.  

You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck in your search.

I appreciate your response

Columbus is a solid city that has a rapidly growing population.

Hi Christian, Having been in the Tampa real estate game as a broker, wholesaler, and property manager for two decades, you’ve got a solid grip on the market's pulse.

As a new investor based in Israel, I'm searching for the BEST team to work with and  build a rock-solid portfolio by the end of this year!

Who is responsible for valuing the real estate that is part of your REIT?