It doesn't quite meet the 1% guideline, but seems like it'd produce cash flow, which is great.

There are a few solid markets out there still producing cash flow for folks.

So I have followed the forum for a while to learn how to pick a rental property and thought I have figured out how the number works since I am a CPA, until now it comes to the point to put the rental to the market...So i ran the number when picking the property, including the expected monthly repair & maintenance, and was confident the property can produce a 10% cash to cash return. and I was wrong...

I am looking to produce a positive cash flow that will supplement my military retirement and VA disability.

To answer Ken and David B. about the Racine market.........it's very healthy.

A little restless after just celebrating 20 years with the same employer, but mostly enjoy it and it helps fund real estate and a 401K.Sounds like your wife may be into healthy eating; I have similar interests.

I am a producer on the CNBC show American Greed who is researching the story of Harbor Funding Group Inc. and William C. 

The market in Birmingham is basically healthy.

Anything less than infinite time will produce a variance (this is not a likelihood or a possibility but a mathematical certainty!).

What ROI does YOUR OWN investing model produce?