The "Risk Spectrum"The IRS Audit Guide puts methods on a continuum:The "Rule of Thumb" (Risky): Uses generic averages (like Company A's 38%).

Hi @Melinda Mahan,Every major city offers a broad spectrum of investment outcomes, and success depends on understanding the specific nuances of the local market.

We are going to talk over the smaller deals that we've been tracking and see if we can just go in ourselves, or if we can look at the larger end of our feasible spectrum and justify putting together a syndication with Reg D exemption.

Fairly performs well across the spectrum.

., $200K for 200-unit property, $300K for 300-unit) Annual revenue: $30-50/door = $72K-$120K annually (200 units) or $108K-$180K (300 units) Property value increase: $1.3M-$2.2M (200 units) or $2-3M (300 units) at 5-6% cap rateROI: 32% cash-on-cash return (Haven case study)Why Fiber-Backed (Not Cable ISP WiFi):Most bulk internet providers use cable ISP infrastructure (Comcast/Spectrum wholesale).

And lastly, we will credit the client/customer back within that same week if there was a higher amount given to the vendor then previously discussed and then go negotiate with the vendor.This just seems that they have moved farther away from the customer service spectrum, or they are just unwilling to admit fault quickly and turn around and issue a quick credit. 

Around Holidays that can easily double as demand slows down.Ultimately the % that you include for your calculations is market dependent and how risk averse you are.I see both sides of the spectrum - Those who don't discount the rent at all and just look at GROSS cash flows, and those that are extremely conservative and over estimate all the numbers. 

They prioritize income stability, capital preservation, and liquidity, making them easier to finance and sell—even during market uncertainty.Core-Plus Investments (Stability With Upside)Core-plus properties sit just above core on the risk spectrum.

Especially when one service provider is already providing tax prep services.You also nailed an important point when you mentioned how reactionary most investors are, particularly those on the less sophisticated end of the spectrum which would be your target audience. 

Yes, data centers are a part of it, but there is a lot going on economically across a broad spectrum.