Of course, we're all waiting for that one killer deal that will make bunch.

Those can be killers because you might think it's ok and overpay.

Sounds like a deal killer attorney not a deal maker. 

@Deep Patel Taxes are often a cash-flow killer in NJ.

Keep his name off the deed though. form 1098-s is a killer for him.

Water is an absolute KILLER to cash flow.

CD's at 16% would make me re-think investing in the stock market (but 20% interest rates would be a killer on the flip side).

A $30k home that needed no significant repairs and would't need any significant repairs for some time that also generated $1k/month in rents would be a killer deal. 

Keep in mind when you do your financials the real estate taxes are killer there and can really eat into your cash flowNo experience with this company just wanted to throw that general FYI out there for you to consider.

Cashflow from day one - this required both creative finance and a killer deal but allows me to own a cashflow duplex with 25% equity with no money out of pocket just because i found a great deal and was able to put it together.- I have not done one but am working on a subject to deal which would allow me to gain ownership of the property while the orgiinal owner keeps the mortgage in their name and i make the payments for them.