Orlando itself is a little tough to find well cashing flowing without BRRRRing. 

This approach can be more passive and carries considerably less risk than undertaking new developments or flipping properties.

I am location agnostic but I'd like to start at some level of positive cash flow. 

I have a good job and properties are cash flowing.

You will almost surely be at negative cash flow house hacking in JC, depending on how much down.

Financial risks, such as unexpected repairs or vacancies, can also impact your cash flow.

You may get high taxes in NJ and lower cash flow to start, but you will get a groundswell of appreciation if you do it right.

But, it would help your cash flow since other than est tax payments, your return isn't due 'till next year.If you really want ot keep the funds in real estate, you should be able to "park" the funds into a DST via a 1031. 

If you can afford to hang on to it, do some value add and be okay with less than ideal cash flow for the first few years, you should still do fine, but most people want that instant cash flow.

I'm looking to find deals that would cash flow better than my current investments and from what I've seen so far Orlando is a good option.