Here's a fundamental explanation to get your juices flowing:Assume a house costs $200,000 and rents for $1,500.

If there's a "secret sauce" at all, that's it.Now, can you juice your cash flow a bit with STRs/MTRs or house-hacking?

Juice is not worth the squeeze.It’s okay to walk away.

Your estimated ARV is 200k, zero juice in the squeeze.

Your verbage jumps back and forth...otherwise, I'd suggest a se401k (if it can be applied) or similiar to really get the contributions going to ~$70k annually.If you really want to "juice" the returns, try other asset classes, perhaps...Good luck.

It's already tough enough over there, then throw in section 8....Sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze.

How are you going to refinance before the grace period is up.In the past, when I read people on BP or hear stories of people using credit cards for real estate and then share their story of how they defaulted or went bankrupt, my response is usually not very polite and it is somewhere along the lines of "oh really, would have never expected that to happen", and it goes on the list between rubbing a polar bears belly and getting mauled and sending $1M to my nigerian cousin in order to collect my inheritance and not getting anything back.

Don't move away from the grill and flip the patty every 90 seconds"lolMy fire in the belly is always burning mate.I can take the hit's and happily turn the other cheek and say "Do this side now".As biz owners we get paid the big $$$ to take the hits, so it comes with the job.Just happy to share some behind the scenes mumbo jumbo that we put up with.I got Dingo Deals falling out of gum trees hahaHappy Saturday Margarita Day (Was 2 days ago but who's counting hehe)

The only limitations are your creative juices and the law. 

Flipping is a self-employed job with high risk and high transaction costs.By the time taxes and agents are done with you, the juice is rarely worth the squeeze.