Doable yes, but hard to find and you need to structure it all well.

It is not an easy process but it is doable for sure. 

Finding cash flowing properties in this market is doable but at times scarce.  

So anyway once I find out what the marketing will cost I will have a better idea of what to charge or how many people I will need to register to make it doable.

i am NOT exspecting the tucson market to shoot up again. i only exspect it to stabilize (i.e. reasonable days on market with a reasonable asking cost= sale when we need it to in the next 2ish years) i've been looking in the east, central and some south and have looked at well over 60 homes in the last week. mostly with kids in tow. so far the 3-4 homes that we've seriously considered have been a lennar home (brand new on valencia/alvernon), 2 on swan/22nd area and one in the irvington/kold area. we submitted an offer yesterday on a valentine st. prop but it was counteroffered and the offer we put in was our max. price so that one wasn't doable. we are submitting another offer tomorrow on a 27th st. home thats fairly nice and hopeing to get it for $146k w/all fees paid, no money down. unfortuneatly the military takes care of us but its a really hard challenge to get ahead on one income and no way to (realisticly) earn extra income. which is why everyone should support military discounts!!

Ballpark numbers from a foggy memory.Commerce: Paid 19K, rehabbed for 5K, sold for 45K.Edgewood: Paid 23k, rehabbed for 13K, rented it out for year, and sold for 46K.It's hard to get mobiles financed for end buyers, but doable.

Sounds very doable.

Doable?  

It is all doable if you find a property and tenants that partner with you. 

You must be aware of legal aspects and the rules to ensure strategy is safe, doable and will end up they way you planned it.