., WS can liquidate a house for an estate a lot faster than by grinding through the probate process).

For clarity sake, the previously mentioned "cash" term refers to liquid cash (cash in my bank account) not cash-out refi. 

. $200/month cash flow after accounting for vacancies, maintenance, management, EVERYTHING.Let the cash flow build up in a liquid checking account.

I can probably put down up to $20k, but I like having a little more liquid assets in the bank since almost every time I've received orders to move, I've had less than a month's notice and there are quite a bit of expenses in moving...However, since I'm "guaranteed" to be in NY for two years, I think I can afford to keep less money in my checking/savings accounts and put down a large down payment. 

And people are actually using it - for things like international remittances (though you need to liquidate it pretty quick given the volatility). 

I'm a 27yr old new investor w/ about 60k in cash via savings and liquid investments.

I have around $15k in the bank but should be able to liquidate another $6-7k in a month or so.

Huge costs involved with daily spraying and DEP/Engineer monitoring.

Start out with sfh first get a few and then once you have at least 100k liquid made the jump.

I'm looking to purchase an investment property and have around $100K liquid to use, as well as the equity in my current residence.