The only way we were able to buy a home that would produce cashflow in the future was to buy a home with a loan that was taken out between early 2020 and mid 2022.I don't know if you are placing a large down payment or paying in cash to allow for a better chance to ensure cashflow, but if you are using financing I would highly recommend buying your next home as a primary with an assumable loan. 

It can and usually does produce better cash flow than whole unit rentals but it requires more work than whole unit rentals.  

This amounts to lost opportunity because if you had purchased RE, at the closing it can start producing return. 4) ADUs detract from the existing structure whether this is privacy, a garage, or just yard space. 5) this is related to the value added by the ADU, but there are many more buyers looking to purchase homes for their family than there are RE investors looking to purchase small unit count properties.

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You find a property that 'SEEMS' to be a bad deal and 'seems' to produce no cashflow BUT upon a little digging you find that indeed it is a great investment because the rents are below market -- hence, buying below market value.

This gives you ownership of the property, lets you make money off of it, and can even provide you the chance to buy it later on when your credit becomes better.Look at innovative financing options including seller carryback financing, wraparound mortgages, and subject-to agreements.

Didn’t need the equity for a down payment of new house and it’s in a great area that could produce significant cash flow.

For instance, while it can bolster initial cash flow by reducing tax liability, it could diminish deductions in subsequent years (when the property might produce better cashflow), impacting overall tax footprint, so you need to take into account all that in the context of your short term and long term tax strategy (e.g. if you plan on selling soon, at which time the depreciation gets recovered, or not and planning to hold for a long term/forever/1031, buying more later and creating more depreciation to offset cashflow or not, etc.).The alternative is a do-it-yourself (DIY) or survey option, which costs around $400 to $500 per property (I can do my CSS report in 10min, once I have all the data needed).

I believe there is a discount if you can produce the old title policy.