It depends on the type of loan and other factors that might pop up during the transaction. 

They are a lot of factors to consider and lots of signs are present, but if I had to go from my gut only, I would say yes. 

There are still a lot of other factors to consider: are you a real estate professional (look up IRS definition) or married to one?

I rehab a lot of old houses and the material cost alone on a job like that can run 5K before labor.Overhead is always a factor when choosing a contractor but it doesn’t usually equate to s 400% increase in pricing.

After 24 days in factor, the modules were delivered to the jobsite.

Starting with high level factors (i.e. demographics) and the go into the granular (condition of property).1.

And I assume they factor payroll using their inhouse property management co. but I agree I'd probably 2-3x that. 

As for real estate syndication, you are basing your investment in them on a few factors:- management efficiency and cost: do they own the underlying property management company?

With many SaaS financing startups raising big $$$$ recently by calling themselves as growth investors while they are nothing but an invoice factoring company, I am sensing that this is coming to real estate as well.  

I just wanted to make sure the whole assessment was made, as I have seen similar questions to this posed and often times those asking are thinking about maximizing rental income and having more units versus all factors of the investment.