or just explain as in a demand.it this 40k gross or Net.average rentals these days produce either negative cash flow or 100 to 200 to 500 a month positive depends on how much you put down. if you pay cash much higher.but lets do average 200 month positive and lets say you meant to ask NET cash flow to live on. then you need to take 40k divide by 200.00 and there you go you need 200 doors .

, misc.You are in different reality if you believe you are not negative on that property

I tried using the biggerpockets rental calculator this morning and the cashflow was negative, but I may have been too conservative with the numbers.

A SFH in a neighborhood with HOA or owner occupant neighborhoods your rental property can stand out in a negative way because tenants don't waste their money watering the yard. 5.  

Net migration is negative for a reason.

But if you are okay with negative cash flow and want more the appreciation, new builds are definitely the way to go. 

Also, the fees plus being a forced buyer with a deadline on a 1031 exchange may negate the small tax savings.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

I love section 8 but it comes with positives and negatives just like any other strategy.

(Expenses are primarily realized on turnover).What I don’t like about the plan is you likely have negative cash flow.