You didn't think about management, takes, capital expenditures like a new roof, tree roots cracking the foundation, replacing HVAC, vacancy, or evictions.

You can only allocate a couple % for this - the other regularly recurring expenses like roto rooting, regular tree trimming, asphalt sealing, etc can all be allocated as part of your diligence and be pretty firm year over year.

I am planning to move to San Jose, CA soon for work, and was considering setting roots here since I might stay a few years.

My other property was not a rehab and I had plumbing issues there due to clogged sewer lines because the tree roots grew into the sewer lines under my front yard. 

I have been looking at all this great advice from BP and it was so informative that I decided to become a member, the company my husband and I started rooted from a home improvement business and just flourished into us wholesaling and investing.

Lots of great local groups around, each with pros and cons:TRIG: meetups once/month, paid membership, tons of local rooted investorshttps://www.trigofva.com/Hampton Roads Investor Group: Free, hosted by investor agents at 1st Class Real Estatehttps://www.facebook.com/group...Hampton Roads Landlord Associtaionhttps://www.meetup.com/HRLandl...

In fact, I don't see many young professionals starting careers here unless they have family nearby or have roots here.

Good luck to you in your new venture, I’m rooting for ya!

If managed and invested will this equity will be the root for generational wealth.

@Eduardo Godoy I moved across the country early in life and started over and the jumped several states twice more before settling down and planting roots in the community I have now lived in for 25 years.