So, there are a lot of inexpensive properties out there that can still command good rents.

So really your making 2k, and commanding more rent from the 2 car.

, but $1,250 cashflow per month on $100,000, is $15,000 / year, aka 15% cash-on-cash return.Having $100,000 cash to invest, you can definitely command 15% returns.

Those in partnerships may not have as much leeway, but you may notice that a quick call or contract review doesn't hit the billing sheet.This is another area where having a good command of basic RE and customary practice will save you money, more than it may cost to get such training. :)

Maybe you sell the 30 acre parcel as is to someone who's going to turn it into a corn field (totally serious, farmland is, once again, command premium prices).

From the lips of our former Commander in Chief, "Fool me once … ".Thank you for your service!

• Generally command average rental rates • Property finishes are fair to good and systems are adequate • Includes former Class A apartments that are 10+ years old • Complexes are well maintained • Properties will have decent cash flow and decent appreciation potential.

(Commanding Officer for the civilians on the post, and I'm assuming he is a Cpt.)

It is my experience that $300,000 properties don't command enough rent to be buy-and-holds.

He even demanded that I not mail to his entire neighborhood, as he is the neighborhood watch COMMANDER!