Doesn't sound like a good idea in my opinion.That $20K over 8 years could be invested on a property that isn't, as the OP comments, "a dud"

Like you OP, I'm in the process of closing a house under me and my husband's personal name.

The OP pointed out a problem with the current TSA screening process.

I believe the OP will be much better-served following my advice than yours.

As I said before in another thread:Originally posted by Stan Jackson:Therefore, I would like to remind (warn) new members that there is a vast amount of experience actively posting or simply reading post.And, if it is your intent to registered with BP just to 1) Only to get, but never give or 2) Propose a scheme to defraud, well then, the responses will be appropriate.And, I'm not saying that proposing a scheme is the intent of the OP, just that if someone does come to BP to do so, please be forewarned.Duece, forget the BC, just give them last 16 digits of your credit card.

The OP mentioned an expired listing.

A big red flag is that this is your first post and the fact that your profession as a Virtual Assistant doesn't give us much confidence that you are here to help the OP. 

OP is seeking resolution for other matters, and this is the proxy.

@Cody L.Agreed.I was just specifically referring to the use of cap rates to value single family rentals (i.e. the OP's question).

It is lumped in as "condo/co-op" so you will have multi-family properties lumped in with condos.