If you have no electric arlo will work by battery. 

To turn $300k into a 16% or better ConC return right away you'll:Buy in a pure cashflow (no appreciation) area that returns extremely high cashflow, with corresponding issues to mitigate the returns. 

That is my pure focus now i've stopped acquisitions as of today and I am struggling being able to find the best source to give me all the legal and operational information on how It works being that I am in Canada and doing it cross country as I learned how to do it state to state when you live in the US and who knows what differences there are that I need to know.

(It works best if you have a powered doorbell because it will auto charge the battery).

My statement purely stems from a variety of things I have observed since my wife and I moved here about 7 years ago.

Also when budgeting for vacancy I’ll be setting aside 10% of the total rents which my numbers show will be 3.5 months of PITI a year, assuming I have 6 months of reserves specifically for vacancies at all times and only 2 months of actual vacancy would I take the remaining 1.5 months of over estimated vacancy as pure Cashflow?

@Fahadbin Alam I agree with everyone above about changing the rent that much is going to push out your renter and if you have a reliable paying renter right now you have pure gold.

Do you want purely cash flow, a hybrid of cash flow and appreciation, or appreciation with little cash flow?

I have a few questions regarding cashflow and scaling your portfolio as quickly as possible to generate 500k a year in pure cashflow the quickest way possible. 

I used to think that anybody who househacked and wasn't handling their own management was a born idiot, pure and simple.