However, I'm a Cash-Flow Investment Agent.

So if you buy smart and have a good cash flowing property this could help you.It is more difficult in this environment to find great properties at great prices at interst rates that work well.I would also caution everyone to not put all their eggs in the STR basket.

There's huge potential for appreciation and cash flow in those areas.Northwest - (Near UTSA, Medical Center, Rim, Leon Springs, Helotes)Northeast - (anything in the Reagan or Johnson school district.

Many of our investors we work with usually start off with house hacking which is the strategy where you buy a home as a primary and rent out the rooms or units to help pay the mortgage and the goal is to add value and while living there and move out and either cash flow or break even in order to go acquire the next one.

I now cash flow $800 a month for a (roughly) 35% cash on cash return!

It’s a good plan to play for appreciation as well as you have a property that is cash flow ready to help out with anything you buy.

Foreclosures Auctions are a great way to buy and create cash flow and equity, but as you know you need the cash to buy and pay settlement cost.Be prepared when considering purchases at the court house steps, do your home work first:Years ago I would go to the court house (before computers and the internet came into my life) to look at the foreclosures filings.

I would be glad to chat with you about the market around JBLM and what kinds of properties are still good investments despite most of the cash flow drying up in the area recently. 

I'm now managing my family's real estate portfolio that's basically just been sitting there being used for cash flow.

Rents have gone up quite a bit across south Florida, but I agree with Ray that Broward and Palm Beach are going to cash flow better in general.