Is it realistic to keep searching for the same type of deal?
We bought a half occupied office building, leased it below market rents and we now are doing a bit 25% cash on cash. Before 24 months we'll complete a cash out refinance, the new loan amount will be greater than the purchase price. 

I'm on the hunt for another opportunity like this, digging through auctions. The deal we completed was a pocket listing. In terms of public deals, is it realistic to try and duplicate our deal? 
[{"id": "de8mvjv", "text": "Yes. I believe you can get lucky over and over and find good deals as long as you keep looking and trying.", "replies": [{"id": "de9nzgo", "text": "Thanks for the support.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "de8xaxl", "text": "The purchase is able to be replicated with time and patience.  Leasing and cash flow results will vary.  The biggest mistake I could see you making would be to underestimate the risk, overestimate your ability to replicate your prior results.  Patience is easily the biggest factor.  Think about how much time, hesitation you probably had before undertaking the first office deal and do that again.", "replies": [{"id": "de8z1wq", "text": "This. It's all about patience. You can't control rents (income) and you can only fiddle with expenses at the margin. The most important decision you do have control over is what you pay. If you're having ten or fifteen offers rejected for each one that gets accepted, you're doing it right.", "replies": [{"id": "de9v6f1", "text": "My ratio is more like 40-50 rejections before anything is accepted.", "replies": [{"id": "deetu74", "text": "Even better! ", "replies": [{"id": "degfb4u", "text": "And then 1 out of 3 of those actually close.", "replies": [], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "delqf4r", "text": "Where are you looking? I work in FL and could send you a deal that came across my desk this week. 55% leased suburban office bldg in Tampa Bay. ", "replies": [{"id": "dem0r3j", "text": "Sure send it over we like that as a starting point.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]