@Caleb Heimsoth You can use what is called the 50% to run a preliminary estimate of expenses on potential rental purchases.Ex; House rents for $950 assume that you will need to spend $475 to operate said property every month.This is of course just an estimate as there is always an unlimited number of variables at play which will cause your property to perform better or worse than any pro forma at any given point in time.

Each strategy may demand the use of a few different metrics (cashflow, cash on cash, cap), but generally speaking there's a pretty short list of metrics that are used to perform a basic analysis of most residential properties, whether it's a SFR or a 250 unit apartment community.  

Assuming that’s a performing $35K note you have 80% chance it will pay off early.

Your description doesn't sound like a place that needs a full time manager so unless they are performing other services that cost is way out of line and I find it hard to believe an association can remain solvent giving up 33% to a pm. 8% for reserves is actually pretty low in most cases.

Passco by their As investors in Passco's "The Shelby" DST we are VERY unhappy with the return on the investment and the excuses for this performance.

As such, it really depends on the individual investor and the specific market they are operating in as to what strategy will perform the best.

By doing a candle test around the house to check for drafts around windows or air ducts, you can easily determine places that need a bit of a patch so the cold air can stay outside.Re-Use An Old ItemWhen re-designing a space in your home, it’s tempting to run out to Pottery Barn or IKEA to pick out something new, but re-using an old piece can go a long way towards lessening your footprint.

Do they perform property inspections?

I would like to approach whoever holds the note asking them to assign the note to me for say 15K. the note is non performing at this point.

Past performance we saw about a 1:20 ratio for accepted offers.