In GENERAL, for a multifamily syndication one might expect to get a 5% to 6% average annual cash on cash return ($625 per quarter for your $50,000j over the length of the hold, a 13% to 14% IRR maybe 18% average annual return and a 1.8x to 2x equity multiple over 5 years.

We've done property management at a high volume for years; highly qualified tenants with solid rental history tend to leave rental units in good to decent shape, regardless of their length of tenancy.

@Ethan Board You don’t and if they call them what’s worse is you just did this and it gives you zero asset protection since it’s not arms length transactionPlenty of posts on here about this being a waste of money when doing it in this fashion

And, it's really about controlling the content, length, and conclusion of the call. 

It's probably 30 days or thereabouts and set your midterm rental to comply with that length of stay if you decide to go that route.

If the total profit of selling the property is far more than the negative cash flow at the start, then it would be worth it, even if just held for 3-4 years.Here's how BP calculates "annualized return" to help explain the numbers on the chart: Annualized Total Return: This figure is the return on investment that you made on the money needed to do the deal, averaged over the length that you owned the property.

I want to get into probate but I’m not a huge fan of direct mail at all (cost, length of time to wait for response and so on).

Basically how would you set this up to be generating at least 1 build a year, minimizing the amount of money requested and the length of time we held our investors’s money hostage without a return.

The full length of the pipe they said needs to be addressed is about 60 feet.  

It might have not been an "Arms Length" transaction, you can look it up on ongov.