I haven't really looked into condos/townhomes and how they cash flow different from SFH since they all seem to be in parts of town I don't care to be in, but personally, I would try shooting for at least a minimum of $100-$150/month cash flow.

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Shoot for 20 and adjust as you go.

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Sounds great @Charlie Guinn , shoot me a PM whenever you're free and we can sit down for some lunch.  

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First step is to check with any government agencies that would have records on the wells.. hopefully they will, as well as an as-built so you know which is which.Then, unless your budget is really tight, hire a well company to come trouble shoot the well, find out which one is flowing, get a pump installed....