That's after including a healthy vacancy and maintenance reserve in your operating expense budget each month. 1% deals usually don't meet this criteria.That efficiency unit looks filthy.

@Rob Massopust  Wellness - Corporations spend millions to make their employees healthy at work so it makes sense to entend this investment into the corporate housing rentals they rent for their employees.  

Whatever it is, just make sure it's got high returns- you want your first investment to have a nice healthy buffer and produce enough income to keep you moving forward.

Healthy is considered 6 months.  

My own personal preference is a healthy mix of leverage & free & clear.

In my area, a foreclosure or short sale or reverse mortgage that needs repairs is discounted heavily enough for me to make a nice profit and maintain a healthy roi for the investor if they accept my low offer.

That is a pretty healthy gross income.

It's like people will tell you to be healthy, all you have to do is exercise and eat right.

I have a great career currently with a stable paycheck and healthy W2.

Unless the LL is at retirement age or is sick of LL, what would be the point of him selling you a house that has healthy cash flow?