I want to know what my cash on cash yields, my ability to drive appreciation, etc.  

Hopefully, that would lead to future partnership opportunities as well, but at the very least it would be a nice credibility boost for future deals.

However, I would imagine that Banks will become more active in this realm of calling in loans upon seeing any activity of a deed transfer in order to bring their yields back up to much better rates. 

Our conversations have been respectful on both sides, but ultimately, yielded no solution.

I've been doing this for over 10 years in some of the highest yielding markets and have never seen CAP rates that high.

This is sometimes called selling a partial or hypothecation.Basically you buy a note at a discount that is paying 8% interest but your yield is 10-12%.

We did a small cosmetic renovation which helped boost our appeal to the STR market.

Our strategy is the same as it has been since 2017: acquire under-utilized multi-unit hospitality properties, remodel, stablizie, and 2x+ the value through improving the property itself and boosting NOI with automated systems, modern marketing strategies, and subcontracted vendors.  

Increasing the cashflow and rolling that to do BRRR's will help build equity to leverage out and or 1031 into higher cost properties thus continuing to boost cashflow. 

Hi there, I'm trying to (properly) calculate the yield for a potential ADU build that would allow me to house hack my second primary residence.