They might produce a lower return on capital employed.

It seems the hard part is finding deeply discounted properties that will produce a solid cash flow.

I have never had one licensed agent who said that produce the law that they claim makes the transaction illegal.Generally agents are trained to pass the test and how to handle standard transactions.

Formal rent surveys can be produced for a fee.

My rule is I try not to buy anything that will take more then 3K to make in produce cash flow.

I have looked at various businesses for sale in the local commercial investor publications.I know this is a real estate site, however, have any taken the journey beyond rental properties into buying other types of cash flow producing assets?

It appears to be produced by RealestateCritic.Not too complex and some interesting analysis if you produce reports.At the same time it seems to have a pretty static sense of a deal.

Can someone please shed some light on the scenario I have depicted below.I think real estate investment can produce incredible returns when your equity in a property is relatively small.

My real dream is to hold many income producing investments, and I am currently studying a "Carlton Sheets" home-tutorial I purchased back in 2001, (slightly out of date, bought it and let it sit unopened in my basement for all of these years) nevertheless, it is the new concepts that are educating me.

I then looked around and went to Top Producer for one of their template driven sites.The pros and cons you listed are correct.