If you are looking for a long-term option, it would probably do the best for you in terms of total returns.

If they are going to exchange it, then I would generally assume they are more willing to do so for something in return.

Just know that your returns might be smaller and it could take a lot longer to see benefits.

In return I would offer my time doing somewhat menial tasks that can be easily delegated or something similar.Thanks,Xavier

One way I look at it is this - spend $15k to make $2640/year, which is a ~17% return. 

Our company specializes in offering completely passive yet double-digit return investment properties here in Cleveland, Ohio.

Keep in mind that the initial investment is often $0 when leasing so returns are infinite, it’s akin to getting a property with 100% financing and negligible mortgage payments.

I was told to continue sending the notice that the property has been redeemed (they did not respond to that last four letters sent, each one via USPS certified return receipt requested, USPS regular mail, FedEx, & UPS. 2.

Do I play in “cap rate gate” and manipulate the delta between my cap rate and reversion cap rate to get the pro for a returns needed to fill a syndication?

More interested in either cash flow or cash on cash return.