I’ll do it for free, but I’m not too good at it!

I as I stated in my original Post Nothing Less than 30,000 net per project which is also based on the size of the project or 400/ month cash flow.

I am a current resident in a small town in Iowa and I am on the fence about buying a house.

I have NEVER bounced a check, nor will I, as I pay "cash on the barrel" as Charles Ingalls from Little house used to say.

Great give a man a fish / teach a man to fish moment here.

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Santa-Cruz/924-3rd-St-95060/home/2155384Tax Amount: $2,331Gross Rent Multiplier: 227.03Rental Income: $13,875Net Income: $6,211Gross Scheduled Income: $13,875Gross Annual Income: $12,904Gross Annual Income Includes: RentsCapitalization Rate: 0.1970000000Oh man. A

I don't know that area of Iowa very well, but you may have the advantage of less competition (with other RE investors) compared to many other markets.

@Chris Martin and @Kenneth Hynes, I, as the property owner, and the property manager, and/or members of their staff are the intended audience.

@Precious Thompson I only include the fees that I, as the owner, will be carrying as operating expenses, when I do my analysis of a property.

I a m 24 and own lawn care business while working a full time job.