My main goal is cash flow right now since I have recently retired and the money coming in each month is important to me.I would love to connect with other investors in the area and get some advice from people who have had success in Charleston. 

There are likely more investors that will want the cash flow as a landlord, so in that case selling with some tenants, but also room for the investor to finish lease up to help their overall return would be beneficial.Back to my opening statement, investment sales brokers would be able to give you better guidance.

Cleveland is more of a cash flow market. 

Lastly, foreclosures at courthouse auctions are cash only and 10 percent down at the time of sale, without full guarantee on all of the liens associated with the property.

Doubtful that, unless you have existing connections or are part of the Hotel Association of New York City (or what is the funded organization in your area), you would be able to cash in on that.I don't do business in New York or CT, and am open to being corrected by someone local.  

For example, if someone pays me rent in September but owes me rent for July, August, and September, I record it and provide them with a receipt for paying rent for July.

@Anthony Blanco100% through networking and building a positive reputationI do not sell - I provide a lot of content and education to people (at no cost).Networking, assisting others and when you have a deal make sure it goes well and build a track record is the way we have done it

Fortunately, the markets helped me and I made money from the sale of the assets - but I did not make much in cash flow, which is why I bought the properties. 

Hello,Could anyone share their experience in investing in a new construction single family home or duplex at below cities as far CAP rate, cash flow, rental income etc:1.

I am unsure if a should cash out and refinance or sale it.Can someone please explain how the cash out refinance works.The ARV is 175k.