However, looking at some listings in my local market (Peterborough, ON), at initial glance it doesn't look like you'd get anywhere close to that - and that maybe 1-3% CoCROI would be more realistic.I'm just interested in picking the brains of those of you with more experience to get an idea of what kind of numbers I should be aiming for when appraising deals.

Large corporations will not give you any price ideas without coming in and "measuring" everything..But also keep in mind, the prices may vary depending on the exact needs.

They are passive investors who aim to only be a source of funds.

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions? 

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions?

Can someone recommend a handheld tool that allows me to quickly measure square feet and linear feet and then transfers that data very easily to an app or software so that I can see the dimensions?

I just measured out a new unit and wanted to see if there was a new program or update you liked.

With my full time job, I can put a decent amount into savings each month such that I can buy multiple properties a year (aiming for ~$75k-$120k properties that would net 1% rent, rather than the 2% approach).

Good, experienced home inspectors shoot to aim for about $150 an hour.

We then take appropriate measures to set aside that amount of money (and usually more).We then get the Reserve Study updated every 5 years or so ...