Income producing real estate is valued based on CAP rates, or capitalization rates.

Does any one have suggestions about companies they have used in the past that have produced results?

In other words if it would sell for 200K (net after all expenses) or produce (net) rental income of 1000 a month, the rental income would only come out ahead after 200 months (16.67 yrs.).As to a small loan ($30,000?)

It usually is the lower quality properties that produce the higher cap rates.

Incredibly deep Abyss to look into and inform oneself about with a myriad of information to go through.So far:Accredited Investors are defined by the SEC as having $200,000 of annual income per individual ($300,000 per couple) with the expectation of that continuing, or a net worth of more than $1 million, excluding the value of the primary residence.Ive also included some information straight from the SEC below and their link.Hope this helps others in a brief breakdown, so far on what is being an Accredited Investor in short.Here's the link:http://www.sec.gov/Here is a quick breakdown of what Ive learned so far on Accredited Investors:

After requesting a copy of the orders, they produced a letter from his commanding officer requesting they be released from their lease.Thanks in advance for all the advice.

This area will need a watchful manager, especially during vacancies, but can produce very high returns IF it is managed properly.

My initial thought of this being in the JOBS Act was that RE was really not the long term job producing business that was intended.

Simply incredible!!!

I recently acquired another one that should produce the same monthly income.