Keep in mind you are now running a business and should look at it that way no matter which coverage you choose. 

Research the different rates of return that investors use - there are several and it can be overwhelming to understand how to utilise them properly to begin with but you can begin to understand them and then perhaps choose 2-3, like Cash On Cash and Return on Equity for example, the more involved calculations like Internal Rate of Return and Net Present Value are normally done on larger properties.

And get creative because experience doesn’t have to be owning property right off the bat, it can choosing a job that will give you relatable experience.

As a landlord you can choose to be an advocate.

A syndication is a group of investors (limited partners) placing capital in a deal that is led by a team of experts (operators, syndicators, general partners or sponsor (pick a name of your choosing). 

I choose $200 as an average overall cash flow per unit because I feel like that is very attainable.

You have to choose the combination that works best for you.

@Shawn CallanThis may be State specific, but in New Mexico the seller chooses whether he wants the Realtor to reveal terms of the offer when signing a listing agreement.  

Of course, you would choose the larger of the two options (standard or itemized)If you are talking about a rental, well there isn’t anything to itemize.Sounds like you are asking a personal tax question on an investment forum...

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