I'm making ROI of "X", but I'm living rent free in a $1000 half-duplex, or I'm making ROI of "Y" when I (tenant) pay myself (landlord) $1000/mo rent.See also, this "BRRRR Success story" from CT, wherein @William Collins was using the BRRR method.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/445367-full-time-employee-multiple-brrrr-side-hustle-2875-to-goalYou might gleen some helpful comparable fix/hold numbers from his market.Good luck.

@Neal Collins thanks for the feedback.

I lived there many years ago in Fort Collins and absolutely love the state.

@Ken Bush @Brad Collins @Narayanan Bakthisaran - Planning to be at Incendiary Brewing in Bailey Park tomorrow, 10/28 @ 7 pm.

Rental demand in the norther portions of Dallas County & Southern Collin & Denton counties will do nothing but increase over the next several years due to the job growth & new housing development in those areas, as the Metroplex continues to push further & further towards the Red River.  

@Collin Doss We got in contact a bit ago, but closing is a bit away still (4/19 for now) I'll follow up as the date gets closer. 

I have posted on here before about how since my family lives fine off my salary we can save everything my wife makes which is about 35k, I have a good amount of savings and my plan was to buy a house every year but from what I have read/heard lots of people talking about a housing bubble in Dallas specifically Collin county that should pop in 2018ish when all the companies moving here are fully staffed and the builders catch up to the demand.

William Collins Very nicely done!

@Katie Miller great question, mine is “stay the course” by JL Collins author of Simple Path to Wealth.

Personally, I prefer a better tenant pool such as young professionals and more financially stable families to reduce vacancy, so I personally invest in areas towards the North Dallas area and Collins county.