The cash on cash return is around 11%, The property has been fully rehabbed and I've had tenants in place since April, under professional property management.I'm looking to continue growing my portfolio, but I need to pull as much capital out of this property as I can.

Numbers show a 7% return on cash,if paid for in full. 

The value I hope to receive in return is (1) consistent transaction flow since you will do multiple deals and (2) referrals to the other investors you know.

If the tenant chooses to retain the right to return to the unit they are required to continue to pay the rent.

I called on the 5th and the Landlord who is usually a jerk was very polite and said "it's probably just a couple of days late".

Interested in what Retired Individuals have to say about what their experience has been with the Stock Market and Returns or lack thereof; and what's going on with their CDs and IRAs and 401(K)s that makes them unhappy!?!  

In the meantime, I have not finished either project because of Military duty in Korea has not allowed me to return as I intended to get the mx completed.

All rented except the one in New Orleans that I use as a second home and place for my parents when they are in the US.My job in Europe has now ended and I am in a state of transition--don't really want to return to the corporate world, but think I may have to.  

The landlord won't return her calls for months now (she major septic issues and had to pay out of pocket, amongst other things), has blocked her daughter on fb & she doesn't know what to do.

They didn't buy it as an investment but I'm fairly certain they can break even on it if not capture a return based on their upgrades after ownership.Sidenote: this is my first forum post...I skipped the introduction post...sorry.