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My son went to college in Grand Junction and houses close to campus do seem to rent like crazy there, so depending on your appetite for managing college houses, that may be a good way to go.One thing to consider though is that if the house is your personal residence for 2 of 5 years (instead of 1 as you mentioned), you can flip it with no capital gains taxes.  

Seems like California appetite is larger than ever out here...always curious to see where folks like yourself are buying properties, and who you are using with boots on the ground out here to help you procure them.Best of luck!

Renting at a good cap of 10%, with Triple Net lease.Rent for the condo, increased after 3 years, we finally have positive cash flow, with the 2 lease too.We sold our home, and relocated to a better promotion and bought our current home. we took out a loan ;pNow, our appetite for investment is growing.

I work with multiple investors and there are quite a few companies who have appetites focused on certain aspects of the investing world: ie flippers, buy and hold, multi-family or SFR rentals...etc.  

Once you hit your reserves for the unit whatever amount your risk appetite can handle, you can stop feeding that fund.  

Depending on your appetite for risk and your confidence in the local and national real estate markets I would re-finance this house into a loan where you don't have PMI, rent it out and then use whatever extra cash you have to buy another rental in a different market than Vegas.

There are quite a few companies that have an appetite for flips depending on what your specific properties and goals are.  

Philly is not NYC in terms of unlimited appetite for high end apartments.  

Nothing whets the appetite quite like reading someone's success story in the forums, or learning something new from a blog post.My plan is to continue accumulating rental units for the cash flow, and incorporate house flipping into my business to help fund the acquisition of more units.