@Cara Lonsdale right?

Several years ago I had Police draw weapons across the hood of my car as I took a shortcut off Oakwood Ave to intercept someone robbing a convenience store.http://communitycrimemap.com/?

I've been busting through as many real estate investing books as I can get my hands on and going through the Bigger Pockets podcasts at a ridiculous rate (I drive all the time, so I've constantly got them going in the car). As

Cara has all good advice but I think it's a residential lease with extra terms added to it.

Hi AdamIf you haven´t already done so, I´d get into the habit of listening to BiggerPockets podcasts - nice way to pass the time and you´ll have to be in your car a lot getting to know all these neighborhoods!

@Kristin Caras Thank you!!!

@Cara Lonsdale > That's great, so long as you are local, and still have a desire to be an active participant in your rentals.

I believe in a balanced between cash flow and appreciation potential Cashflow pays for diapers first, then it pays for a new car, a nice home or for for travelling the world.

This then gives us on average about $200 a door in monthly cash flow because they are commercial loans at 20 year amortized 5-year fixed rates.To follow along with what @Cara Lonsdale pointed out, the price point is important to create cash flow. 

Think of a car... a Camry is made for 16k, sold to the dealer for 20k, sold to the consumer at a base price of $28,900 or whatever.