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Michael A.
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How do you find rental properties that cash flow +$500 a month?

Michael A.
  • Financial Advisor
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I have some basic questions as someone who plans to start my real estate investing journey. 

1: How difficult is it to find a multi family or single family property that cash flows $500 or more per month?

2: What states and cities are best for this? Which is better Texas or the Midwest? 

3: Should your realtor have a property management team ready to refer? 

4: Should I only be looking at duplex/triplex or should I look at single family as well? 

5: Is Airbnb better than traditional way of doing things? How do you set up Airbnb coming from someone who has no clue where I would start? 

6: What is the easiest way or place to find a high cash flow rental? How do I get one? 

7: Lastly, how can I make it possible for a property that doesn’t cost more than $130,000?

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