Feel free to DM - I'll compile a list and start a new post.

I do not readily have a compilation break-down for ROI in a readily presentable manner, although I think it's a great point and now in my "A-Bucket" to get that added into metrics spreadsheet system. 

One of the great benefits of compiling the SFH portfolio, in my opinion, is you get to surgically remove the parts that have either appreciated so greatly that you want to harvest those gains and do something else or have become enough of a headache that you'd rather do something else than deal with that property, and you get to do so in the context of a retail play versus having to wait for an investor to cash out your building, wherever and whenever the market for commercial property is and the going cap rate relative to the competition.

Originally posted by @Kalen Jordan:I was thinking of putting together a spreadsheet to compile the answers to these questions from all of the different turnkey companies in order to compare apples to apples.Has anyone done that kind of thing before?

@Jian Lin1) get a library card & a Scribd or Audible membership2) http://garifunainstitute.com/math/bpbooks.php : This list was compiled (by someone?)

Earlier in the year, I started compiling data on other markets-> landlord friendly, population increase, economy expanding and diversified etc.

Thanks @Mindy Jensen and BP for the hard work compiling this. 

I still have to compile the info. 

I would highly recommend as much due diligence as possible but in the same breath you don’t want to watch the great prices and hearty appreciation pass you buy.Also, review the 30-50 2019 notable quotable’s I listed today which came from the over 180 positive and informative articles I’ve compiled over the last 6 months.Finally, make your boots on the ground connection and don’t let go....

As with all OOS property investment, make sure you have compiled a good team of professionals (realtor, GC, Property manager).