Hi all, I know there’s CAP rates, ROI / NOI, 1% rules, but in terms of cold hard dollars, I’d be fascinated to know what you average real life positive cash flow per door is, on average, per month.

In terms of making sure you are buying right, you need to, again, trust the folks you're working with.

You can have a realtor involved in seller financing, but it usually does not work out because they don't understand, which is what you may have meant in terms of a realtor knowing how it works.If you paid off your first house, what is your savings?

And in terms of demand, I can tell you from experience that 2-bedrooms have lower occupancy than 1 bedrooms, so it's not worth the extra money if you're after cash flow.

I’ve typed in terms/Keywords like, “Investor purchasing ability”, “Purchasing power of real estate investors' ' or “Property buying strategy for real estate investors”.

If you already have a 5-plex there, another similar building could probably do you quite well in terms of future resale.

I’ve typed in terms/Keywords like, “Investor purchasing ability”, “Purchasing power of real estate investors' ' or “Property buying strategy for real estate investors”.

@Mohammed Rahman Thank you for sharing your insights on alternative real estate investment strategies.While funds and REITs offer the benefit of a hands-off approach and consistent cash flow, I'm also mindful of the potential limitations in terms of equity growth and portfolio expansion.

I guess what I am looking for in terms of a book is something that will walk me through real estate vocabulary (cashflow, equity (how agents speak), etc....

In terms of logistics - a 450k budget is going to be difficult if you're looking in city limits unless you are okay with being in certain areas, homes that need work, etc.