However, I'm having difficulty understanding the Cash on Cash Return on Investment (ROI) for this property.One challenge I'm facing is that rental income isn't the only cash flow associated with the property.

You can learn what you need to know through self study, listening to podcasts, and interacting in forums.

But a through search back 30 years in County Clerk and District Court records in given area should uncover anything else.

Many times, this approach has helped us avoid having to follow through with the eviction altogether because they will pay when they start receiving the required notices.Consistently sticking to the process also helps save time and energy by reducing the need to address delinquent payments on a case-by-case basis and lets the residents know what they can expect if they do not pay on time.Best of luck, and I hope this situation improves soon!

I like duplexes because they tend to cash-flow better on average. 

If you grow you eventually will probably choose a separate company to market yourself through anyways.

@Chloe GrayBanks will never financed a property in a foreign country because they don't have the necessary means, knowledge and willingness to go through a foreign legal system to repossess the property should the borrower default on his mortgage.If you hear or read that somebody got a property financed by a local bank in a foreign country, this is because that bank took some local assets as collateral or gave an unsecured loan.

Based on your cash flow you aren't in a position to pay down the principal aggressively.

In today's dollar terms if we bring in $10K/month with real-estate cash-flow that would make us financially independent.Current real-estate portfolio:  - Own 4 properties, mostly duplexes in the state of Oklahoma

And of course, get some healthy cash flow and build our financial wealth!