@Jeshua Patrick@Jeshua PatrickI’m very con servative when it comes to number crunching on a property and property selection.

I have been very conservative with the information of my inheritance and have really only ever referred to it as a guaranteed comfy retirement that I can't touch not as money to play with.

Plan conservatively and worst case, you have extra cash in the savings account at the end of each year that you can redeploy into your next deal.

ARV is approximately $150,000 conservatively.

A conservative lender like a bank will want to make sure they don't lend you money only to see the rental income dry up during the life of the loan.Strength of your personal finances - again, the lender will want to be protected if the income on the property goes sideways.What do you think the property's value will be appraised at?

He also said we could conservatively collect $2,000/Mo for our unit, but quite possible to be in $2,300/Mo range.

I should walk away from that sale with about 90k conservatively after all my taxes. i intend to get an FHA loan to put a 3% down payment on a triplex, one unit of which would be rented to my Father, his wife and, my grandfather; as well as my uncle, aunt, and cousin.

An duplex potentially conservatively at market value worth $125k and town-home $135k.

The issue is, if I'm conservative with my numbers (which I like to be since I'm just starting out in this market), I get very very low cashflow. 

I know this is a slow longer play, but I am conservative and can save a lot of my income month to month.