Dont get emotionally attached to any property. know your max number and dont go over even 100 bucks. 

I'm not sure how I would invest in this new thing to be able to make a buck off of it, but perhaps the construction-grade printing units will get cheap enough so that every BRRRR strategist can afford one.The first 3D printed houses for rent will be built in the Netherlands this yearhttps://qz.com/1298963/the-first-3d-printed-houses-will-be-built-in-the-netherlands-this-year/Imagine what Fred Flintstone might have done with a 3D house printer.

50 bucks a month for rooftop is worthless.

I want to avoid the MLS and get the best bang for my buck, but also fill the units quickly.

Cozy.co,  cost them $50 bucks

Hey @Travis Buck, my firm does this exact kind of work!

@Travis Buck, crypto convo - I love it. 

Jake Mires not sure turnkey is the way to go if you’re splitting it 4 ways.That’s if you’re lucky 50 bucks a month each in cash flow per property, assuming you’re leveraging.

I'm an OOS investor looking to expand my portfolio with strong cashing flowing residential 2-4 units in the Milwaukee area.

I am finding duplexes and single family homes for under $60,000 that I believe would provide a 20%+ cash on cash return and a couple hundred bucks minimum cash flow each month.