Well, I don't know about your googled math, but I can tell you that the cash measures out to four stacks of a bit less than three feet each, and the bundle weighs a bit more than seventy pounds.

One important thing to keep in mind here is that this landowner doesn’t care about fancy return measurement metrics such as IRR or CAGR.

But then again maybe the person has some sort of safety net for the dog, meaning a relative with a farm or something that would take the animal and your renter could stay.

Thanks mate, investing all cash with us wouldn’t leave you with a margin of safety.

That translates into The primary concern about picking housing is safety and amenities.

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However, they can't measure the overall layout, the countertops, the view out the front window, the creepy neighbor with six dogs in the back yard, and many other subjective things.Use AI to measure a general market or community.

If they have stood the test of time for 100 years, likelihood they will stand the test of the time for the next 100 years.Deduct extra as a margin of safety for CAPEX from the bottom line but also keep in mind that repairs are much lower in Ohio compared to other states.

You are focusing only on the IRR which is not a valid measure because it only looks at the return on premium.

They're only required to repay you for health, safety, preservation of the property....fixing broken windows, roof leaks, locks, etc.#3.