Being patient What was the outcome?

@Brad FallonYour numbers are fine, %1 here %2 there higher or lower should not be an issue when you find a deal.Market is high, and not many deals available.Your options are- lower your cash flow expectation- Wait for a deal and be patient- If you believe market is going to correct itself, wait for some time- Get a house with lover cash follow gain some experienceAll in all, deal is a deal, %1 higher on capex should not matter when you find a deal

My GC patiently listened to her and said he would be on top of this and that we dont have anywhere else we can put it.

I'm an OOS investor so relying on our local property management has been a pillar in guest satisfaction.

I then had to have it inspected by a commercial architect (one of the wife's patients), a certified commercial building inspector, (old friend of ours), for all electrical & plumbing compliance & then the fire chief, (also one of the wife's patients).It was a LOT of work & after attending classes to design & install the systems & them showing the effects of such systems on fire prevention I certainly appreciate the dire need for these systems. 

Be patient and be willing to wait as long as it takes to find a solid property. 

One has to be patient.

Though this growth rate with likely slow in the short-term (especially among the more established areas), I remain bullish on the long-term appreciation and cash flow potential IF investors are selective in their properties, contract contingencies, investment strategy, and more than anything, willing/able to be patient.

Remember, investing involves risks, and it's important to be patient and well-informed. 

I'd just say sit back, relax, be patient and enjoy your roughly $4,800 a year in cash flow.