If you 100% finance a property, it may barely cash flow, but may still be a good deal.

I have 1 apartment which is taking up 2 spaces consistently, which is fine, the other tenant only takes up 1, but then they are also tandem parking behind the 2 and boxing in the other tenant, they can barely get by when this occurs.

I am fairly content right now just barely starting out the journey of financial freedom but the stress is there.

All financing options through banks require the ugly 25% down payment which I can just barely afford.

They offer creative solutions to get both buyer and seller to sign the deal in.great agents are barely noticed while they move listings and leads to the finish line.

Nonetheless, as a single mother of three growing boys, I have worked two and three jobs over the last decade just barely getting by.

I can barely find any comparables on rent because there's literally nothing on the market to rent, no houses at least.

I have been seeing a slowdown but just barely and only in certain areas.

At the bare minimum you'll have to do some kind of value add, and in most situations you'll have to even factor in appreciation.

According to the seasoned investors on here, you need at least a bare minimum of double to triple that amount to become successful unless you have one hell of a direct mail campaign or get lucky, but I'm not sure if that is driving for dollars or Listsource (see question to Cody above).