So that might eat up the $300 a month cash flow.

It's a classic starter home for the area, so there's nothing great or horrible about it.I'd like to cash flow...well, enough to do something more than eat lunch once a month.

It saved us a lot in the long run but it did eat more time than we would have liked.

Let's all eat in this first deal and happy investing folks!

At a condominium, HOA fees typically cover the cost of a landscape service to weed, feed and mow the grass.Assessment fees can at times eat away at all your profits.

I went to the city over to eat.

I would try to save at least 10k (hopefully much more) a month keeping living costs as low as possible (eat cheap, no goin out). 20k back in savings in 2 months, 40k in 4 months, 100k by the end of the year.

We eat only what we kill. 

Then you're talking tenants that correspond to that who eat your cash-flow for breakfast and then ask for seconds.

Not sure how you are financing but assuming it's hard money it could eat up your profits quickly if you are unable to sell quickly.My two cents.