It's a different strategy than what is normally posted.Certain points that I am making is that Cash Flow isn't dependent on the Investment, it's dependent on the INVESTOR.Just to refresh new readers of this post who skipped through my earlier ones....Scenario A: An Investment Property sells for $100k and cash flows for $700 per month without a Mortgage.

A refreshing outlook with specific instructions to systematize a high performing team from afar. 

If the wife has access, have her set it up so it refreshes as many times per day as the system allows.

Also turnover at that rent range likely to be high and refresh necessary.

As a new poster (not so new podcast listener) it is refreshing to be able to have a sounding board to keep myself in check.

My try out in a small apartment refresh soon.

Thanks everyone - my understanding of property management was they market the house, find a renter, see through rent collection and maintenance.With my budget, most of the SFH homes I see need a bit of "refreshing" before hitting the market for tenants. 

Our biggest mistake with the first couple of properties was that we didn't plan any money to re-fresh the unit and do some repairs.

I think the person used this to say that someone in California is better off investing in Texas than in New York (based off this one consideration).Can someone refresh me on what this tax consideration was?

It is refreshing to see a community that is so welcoming!