Many business owners create plans before income is generated or before taxes are filed.

And so I sent her a random Pennsylvania license from Google search results and she still pressed me to send mine. 

After tax cash-flow generated on a $1 million property is usually 6% to 10% of the properties purchase price...$60k to $100k.

I know the different in mortgage and expected rent is about 450$ and I know I need to put aside a decent percentage of that for repairs, vacancies, cap ext, etc...Basically, I'd like some suggestions on how ya'll would keep tabs (numbers, metrics, etc) on this property to ensure that it generates positive cash flow and doesn't turn into a money suck.Thanks in Advance, Charlie  

It just wasn't the way I was taught and I can't see them generating wealth.I would still invest around yourself. 

You can generate your savings until you're of legal age and in the interim build your investing skills.

@Jesse FentonI have started a lead generation company but need to reach out.

If you use your downpayment for a condo that generates zero rental income, any return on investment will be speculation on housing prices increasing, which is just that, speculation.

If you don't make relationships as a wholesaler, you have nothing and no one will trust a random property from a new person.

He usually breaks 2 things while repairing 1, makes decision without telling anyone and takes random days off with no notice.