Your profile consist of your credit score, your IRS documented income, your cash, and your assets. 

They use regional multipliers for whatever area you are in and I can't imagine it to be "accurate" but better than just guessing.

Well to be consistent what are your restated goals, and for which milestones.Oh and congrats on all the other accomplishments!

Originally posted by @Dustin Cook:Forgive me if my memory is wrong, but when I spoke with Memphis Invest about a year ago I think they told me that I should be prepared for their properties to appraise for less than the purchase price.This is consistent with my recent experience.

Look for something with consistency, not just an awesome 1-5 year run.

If he proves consistent then bring him in and let him have a piece, but get your T&Cs taken care of ahead of time.

I have focused on medical REITs for the long-term appreciation play, as well as consistent 5-8% dividend yields in my ROTH IRA and 401(k), since I won't be touching that money for another 30yrs.

I think this is for consistency for the most part, but is also influenced by their insurance.From a landlord perspective, I like the idea of 2/bedroom +1 from JC...

If you are looking for consistent, stable returns you can buy performing loans that will return between 6-10%.

Regarding Uber, they were definitely less expensive in some markets but for a long time in major markets they certainly were not cheaper, they simply made it more convenient and added a level of consistently to a service very much operated by shady operators in many cases (least here in NYC).