Are door knobs the type of the thing that Habitat for Humanity stores would stock?  

If we can compare stock market to a ferrarri, we can compare real estate to a train. 

We haven’t looked back and the return has obviously been vastly superior to the dead equity we had in our primary.

At this point its hard to project out with out there being some kind of slowdown so I'd be careful not to put all your eggs in one basket. yeah, I've been saying since last year that it scares me that everyone is a "syndicator" nowmuch like before the tech crash, your taxi driver or shoeshine guy would give out stock tips

The majority of these are dead ends.

Best to sell to actiual home buyers.If you are dead set on selling to investors build purpose built multi unit rentals.

Hell, historically I can get 8% in stock market index funds with less risk (over time) and zero effort.Do the numbers for what you have now, then re-run them pretending you paid off the mortgage.

Turnkey is more like wholesaling. couple of the big Memphis firms do this and more.. but its all for rental stock true rehab for retail is a different animal as we know.. takes a boat load of capital that's for sure.

On the sales side, SFH that is move in ready is moving briskly on the west side the city so the layoffs and the stock market volatility does not seem to have affected sales much.

Basically what I want to find out is a comparison of a real estate investment versus what returns I could get in another investment vehicle (like the stock market).