In Austin, there is a huge influx of people coming in and some going out as well, so that to me seems like a good opportunity because cash is flowing in real estate instead of staying stagnant.

Does the property cash flow at the current rents? 

It seems like a nice little gimmicky business to me, but I am usually in it for the eventual appreciation as well as immediate cash flow.

I'm guessing the lender will require 6 months of insurance and taxes up front at closing for an investment property which will drive the closing costs up considerably. 3.

We've come to the conclusion that we need more than 20% down on a rental to make it cash flow, so we've decided to flip a few to generate cash.

Are you looking for a property that cash flows immediately, a location that has good appreciation, or a combination of both?

Plenty out there to help get deal flow going.

I have been looking into the neighborhood of zip code 46229, Above the Cumberland area.I have found a property that will cash flow but I am not sure about the neighborhood.

I am confident that I would be a respectful and reliable tenant.Thank you for your time and consideration.

Cash flow?