We often wonder if we deploy 150-200k of tuition paid on couple of properties and measure against our corporate jobs, what would be a better return.

I have one rental in NJ and one long-distance out west and am undecided where to aim next 

I’m an agent and I know the off-market wholesaler world is increasingly scrutinized but I see it’s validity in increasing measures for investors.

We are normally aiming for at least $200/mo per door cashflow, and 10% CoC ROI.

I personally never would choose this for anyone, I got a screw loose, I have been doing this since 15, by every measure of psychology I am an active addict, lol, but seriously I am, my addiction just happens to be a lot more positive than heroine or crack.

If they refuse that, maybe they'll agree to an escrow holdback for a period of time (say 6 month to a few years), of some of their net proceeds from the sale, in case the stucco completely falls off 10% of the exterior square footage (or some other objective measure).

Measure one exterior wall and estimate other from there to get a ball park costs.

Just curious what metrics people are utilizing to track their rental property investments over time. There are many different factors we can all track, but which are most relevant to you and why? From The Book on Rent...

If you are working the rest of the day and making sure you are going forward and making progress I believe that is what is most important.If you find your morning routine is taking away from your progress ( something measurable) then you can adjust accordingly.I wouldn't change on feeling or conjecture. 

Louis, do you have any guidelines you’d recommend such as aiming for a larger city?