Analyzing an entity with cashflow requires valuing the income stream to determine its net operating income (NOI).

Almost made me sick after the blood sweat and tears I put into making his place look absolutely beautiful prior to his move-in.

There are 3 streams devoted to workers, and 4 devoted to entrepreneurs.

I don’t want to become a network admin though, but it seems like it could potentially be a new revenue stream or a differentiator if it was offered as a free amenity.

I'm not sure the cap rate in overrated, but I agree it is not the best Metric to focus on when you are just diving in - If you don't have a really good understanding of the costs and revenue streams of a given asset in order to put together a really solid 'income approach' analysis, you are going to get some wacky valuations.

My vision statement: "To achieve financial freedom and flexibility by creating a diversified real estate portfolio that provides passive income streams and enables me to pursue my personal and professional goals, while providing the best possible education and lifestyle for my family."

Yep, best system for WC, not 1000% up to speed in some EC areas, for which I'd use prop stream is more on east.

Besides the headache of additional units in a lower-cost market, the fact is that "cash flow" is a taxable stream of income.

~Full bath 1st floor w/ washer/dryer~New roof installed in 2021 and newer vinyl replacement windows~Full basement~Sit in the 3 season sunroom that overlooks the stream~ One car Garage w/ fire pit and seating area out back.

Then just ask if they wouldn't mind getting a steady stream of income every month instead of a lump sum.