I would like to purchase long-term rentals (ideally in the Denver metro where I live) but am not sure what, if any, cash flow I could achieve. 

Coming at you live from Nashville, TN.

I am in Honolulu this week and looked at a foreclosure condo in the towner next to me and HOA is 1300 and the building is working fine..  2 bd 2 ba 1k sq ft nice kitchen and bath just needs carpet and paint opening bid 1.3  persona losing it only had a 750k mortgage the rest is unpaid payments taxs' insurance and HOAs must have lived there 5 years or so making zero payments to anyone.

I’m considering getting a 4 bedroom for 130,000 but want to make sure I can live in it and rent it out.

I previously lived in Katy, TX from 2018 to 2020 and observed significant growth in the suburbs.

After saving for years and being priced out of nearly all of our favorite neighborhoods here in the northeast, we decided to give up the American Dream of being house poor the rest of our lives and get into real estate.

Where else have you lived, where else do you know, where do your closest friends and families live?

So we did live in it for 71 days last year before moving from the state, so it was technically only available for rent for 294 days...and out of those days it actually had renters for 151 days.

I just moved to Phoenix/Tempe from Boston (learned about the price to live in that city the hard way haha) and I'll be finishing my finance degree at Arizona State.

Thank you so much.Hey Johnson,I live in Tampa and can connect you with an option or two.