Also factor in your capital, time, energy, skills, and other resources.

Both are huge magnets for professionals to rent.With a condo/TH you'll have to factor in HOA fees, but there are some nice options that would generate higher rents.I have a California-based BiggerPockets client who purchased 8 homes in one year in the Southwest Valley.

I currently manage two single-family rentals, each generating 10% gross cash flow.

Fannie Mae’s 5% MF loans seem perfect for this even though I’d have to prepare a higher down.NJ State down payment assistance and a NJHMFA mortgage loan.This is enticing due to the $15k down payment assistance and additional $7k first generation program.

Hopefully that $250k cash is sitting in a HY savings or CD generating a boring 5% return. 

Tried out this app called Remini that produces AI generated headshots as well as enhancing someones existing photos.

We’ve been gathering information about the rental property market in Japan in terms of realistic expectations for yields, as well as a reasonable timeline for getting started and generating income to support our family. 

I currently manage two single-family rentals, each generating 10% gross cash flow.

The higher the delta between your cost to operate and your ability to generate income, the wealthier you will be.

Their good intentions cost them a lot of time, money, energy, and stress.