@Quentin Mitchell many people who promote cash flow above all are banking on appreciation and don’t know it.You can have a property cash flowing at 200-300-400 a month and so on and still be losing money if you plan to EVER exit.You will need the purchase price to rise at least the amount of inflation, and you will need to be able to exit accounting for commissions, other selling costs, and the fact that the market for “cash flow only” properties is pretty much just investors.

@Mitchell Rusten For general infill, subdivisions and scattered lots builders can generally pay 20-25% of the value or sale price of the house for the land depending on demand and price point.

Originally posted by @Dominique Mitchell: Personally, I think you’re in a great place to invest in Hutch.

@Mitchell Fishman welcome to BiggerPockets!

@Kyle Mitchell thank you, just sent you a DM.

@Alina Trigub @Kyle Mitchell @Erik Whiting thanks guys for the advice.

Also, Sam Mitchell is an excellent realtor in the area.

Honestly with capital like that, the options are practically endless and as @Bryan Mitchell suggested I am shocked more pros have not added their two cents.Anyways, I hope that helped at least a bit!

Originally posted by @Kyle Mitchell:@Chris Salerno My business goals for 2020 are:-$50M in MF volume -Speak at 4 large live events-Write a book-Surround myself with at least 5 people who are doing bigger things in multifamily than I am-Hire at least 1 full time employee-Create enough income for my wife to leave her full time W-2 You will achieve this!!

@Quentin Mitchell  Depends on how much below market value and what type of tenant they are.