@Omar Gonzalez there are some great neighborhoods in Minnesota in the Twin Cities area that would be great for BRRR and flipping.

That way they can give you an objective opinion if what you're planning to build is a good idea or not.

We are looking to calculate the return on investment for each property to objectively evaluate our portfolio. 

They will quiz you on your goals, objectives, time horizon, pros and cons of different ways to operate from a legal and tax perspective, etc so you can do what’s best in your opinion and unique situations.  

This decision of course would be based on your risk tolerance, investment objectives, time horizon and liquidity needs.

This is a safety hazard since the range may tip forward when weight isapplied to the open door, such as when a small child climbs on it, or if heavy objects are dropped on it.

Too many close up of beautiful objects.

The objective was to select a tenant pool segment with desirable behaviors, the most important being remaining in the property for many years.

From my experience working with other investors, when I see an investor get "shiney object syndrome," I rarely see them succeed at anything.

@Erick MillerHey Erick depends on the loan terms you want, your objective and what funding source you want to work with.If your looking to qualify for the fannie or freddie multifamily/ apartment financing programs then you will need to have networth plus experience with multifamily.