@Katie Turner if you think the deal is truly going to produce a substantial ROI, then it might be worth it to actually pay a professional to go out there and give you a proposal.  

In my opinion, Roth of any kind is especially attractive in light of the historically low tax rates today and the likely tax increases in the future to offset today's fiscal and monetary policy. 

It was awesome to roll the money into 2 more income producing properties. 2.

I think with the really low rates people are charging to get someone in there is just attracting the wrong crowd.

We've seen some attractive properties crop up in Canandaigua, and the area seems to be growing in popularity with a new Hilton being constructed on the lake.

Then I learned about REIT’s and Syndication and realized we could grow our company by making it possible for all people to enjoy the benefits of income producing commercial properties

I'm not saying to not get it replaced, all I'm suggesting is, replacing it is a lot of money out of pocket right now when you could reinvesting that on more income producing properties.

So your $500k of equity can produce $18k of cash flow a year at a whopping 3.6% ROE?

Definitely generally attractive cities also.

I prefer older books that are packed full of practical information and not written with the intent of producing ten spin-offs or sequals.