Basically, he is apart of a hedge fund who has a 10 year history of producing 15% average returns in managed futures.

This example is not a good investment IMO because it does not provide good rental income nor does it provide very good prospects of above averager appreciation given the price structure I see.

The method I used was to look at sales in the past 0-6 months, a radius of 2.5 miles (big house, with big lots), and average the price per sq. ft.

Sad part they have a web site and every thing and I think some thing should be done to shut down all the scam artists in this industry.

The SFR's and MF's sold in the past 30 days in my area show an average sale price to list price of 96-98%,and it's been that way for years.

Investors always saw value in REIT to participate in ownership of assets they would not be able to own ordinarily, i.e. class A multifamily, industrial, commercial, retail, etc.

The photos are you first impression of a property, and, much like all things, that first impression will make or break interest.The average DIY enthusiast can pick up a thousand dollar camera setup, watch free tutorials on YouTube, and be producing quality work for their own purposes, and maybe even for other people, but it's a serious trade to learn.

Average rent per unit is $900.

If they provide a brand new 2-4 bed townhouse with an average unit cost of 188k for $875, how do I pencil in my low income tenants.

However bad years even out the yield so that a 4% average return is most likely scenario.Many people have profited in the past from land price inflation.