Market Selection Criteria: To choose the right market, consider factors such as:Economic Growth: Look for markets with strong job growth, a diverse economy, and increasing population.Rental Demand: Identify areas with high demand for rentals, which can be indicated by low vacancy rates and high rent-to-price ratios.Affordability: Ensure the market offers properties within your budget that also meet your cash flow and appreciation goals.Property Management Quality: Verify that there are reliable property management companies in the area to handle day-to-day operations, especially if you are investing from a distance.Comparative Market Analysis: Perform a comparative market analysis to compare potential markets.

Might be able to get a contract with the buyer of the cherries and thow some cash at you upfront for signing a agreement to buy the crop but I don't know what the alternate bearing looks like on Cherries in Washington and the brokers may not be willing to pay upfront in that area... or a upfront lease payment from the renter... 

when you have 2 or more people with good credit the income and the assets/saved cash can be used. 

I like that it's turn-key, cash-flowing, and I will not have to deal with tenants.

All my other PMs treat cash flow each property separately.  

Hey Mayuresh, Cleveland is definitely a great spot for targeting cash flow.

Sell house and buy a cheaper house all cash avoid the current high interest rate.

I know you need cash to bid.

However, if it’s only one or two months, I’d highly recommend offering cash for keys just to get the tenant out. 

Is it that I'll purchase a new $1M property with all sales proceed, any then cash out refinance $450k afterwards to repay back the investor?