Nice returns - all of my notes produce double digit returnsWhat do you mean by "storage space"?

I believe we will see double-digit appreciation in many areas for the next year plus. 

@Michael BattlerIn Toronto investors have been eating up negative cash flow for years.. fortunate enough 95% of the time they capitalize on appreciation which was their objective.

Interest rates from hard money lenders for rehab loans generally range from the high single digits to the low/mid double digits.Points: What will the lender charge to originate the loan?

A beginner investor might start with a lower cash on cash return requirement and increase their standards as they gain experience and know exactly what to look for in a rental property.Another factor to consider when looking at your return is what your investment objectives are.

The Vetted VA link I sent has a group of both agents and lenders that have an objective to educate and support veterans getting into homes.

I appreciate your advice bro, I've adjusted the digits on some of the expenses they're relatively positive, and the place is relatively new just a little TLC as quoted in every ad. but from the pictures, there are no big renovations needed.

@Chris Mason save the bungee cord setup and buy a subscription to www.yourwelcome.com - digital guest guidebook on a smart tablet built for short-term rental guests, collects guest emails, serves property guide info and videos, local recommendations, and upsell services...if it gets broken or stolen, it's replaced for free. 

STRs (and now mid-term rentals) have been the shiny object the last few years that have gotten a lot of people's attention and now we're seeing market saturation so it's not as lucrative as it once was in some areas. 

Average rents have gone up at double digit percentage for most of the past 10 years and are expected to go up over 10% this year.