DO NOT, however, fall into a calendar trap; buy because the math is right, not because you want to keep up some self-imposed pace of expansion and it’s been X days since your last deal.  

My buddy has 245 props in Columbus, do the math even at only 500 per , :) I just picked up 7 more SF all with about 10k net per year, well do the math :) Good luck 

The renters have long term leases and yes I have done the math but still new so I’m double guessing myself. lol. 

Because there is an available unit, I would do the math to see if the relocation fees is worth paying. 

The mistake you're making in the math is on the first number. 20% chance of tripling your money. 

Or they must find home in not a desirable area but the price to rent now makes sense to not buy home in good area but rent it.I am curious on math if rates go to 6% long term, where prices will have to be at a ratio to income.

AS I mentioned 100x RE is nothing but math.

My math could be off so let me know how many actual appointments were set, met and what was the outcome.

Around here, you'd probably usually cash flow better with a duplex-- but do the math for these particular deals and buy the property that will make you the most money.

If you're the kind of person that needs hard math and graphing to understand things, this is completely the book you need on building wealth through duplex living.If your wife is behind you in this idea, and can see it as a move to financial independence, congratulations, you're in the small minority, as I am.