Quote from @John Federic: I ran some numbers for you using the Cashflow Analyzer Pro from AssetAFC.com (see the attached picture).From my perspective, this deal still looks acceptable, even though it won’t cash flow in the first year, assuming a 5% vacancy and 5% for repairs.

I'm in a bit of a unique situation in that I'm a California resident and can only invest in properties all-cash for religious reasons.I'm not able to use leverage/loans, and I know and accept that investing all cash is not common, but thats the way I do it. 

But that time is coming and I believe BTC will be a widely accepted asset class for even institutional money.

Accept that the successful RE investors have a well developed skill set that is not immediately acquired.

Found on mls, put in my offer at asking and they accepted it.

Going to test mid-term rentals on a studio unit above a coach house.

Once they are approved, they sign the lease and accept personal responsibility on behalf of the company.

Highly recommend trying to require the agent to provide you all the tenant qualifying info for you to review BEFORE you accept the property with tenants (potentially, nonperforming ones).

This requires you to work backwards from expected gross rents to the price to offer.Yes, you may have to make 10, 30, maybe even 100 offers to get one accepted.

I don't advertise on Craigslist and FB marketplace-I rely on word of mouth  so people know before they come to my house they WILL be tested multiple times a week and WILL have to go to AA meetings, do their chores and be a TEAM player with the rest of the house.