Areas like Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, and Downtown San Antonio are popular among renters and investors alike.Financial Due Diligence: Analyze the property's cash flow potential, historical rental income, and expenses.

Depending on how many you go through, heaven help you if you have that, in addition to a major expenditure (i.e HVAC failure, roof) For people with not great cash flow, you wipe out yearly profits every time.

That rate, that cash flow, that small amount of debt, no way I am letting it go.

If not, then this is a big barrier to overcome. 121 of the 612 sales were cash.

The property cash-flows at about $1200 after all expenses.

I am looking to diversify and derisk my portfolio by buying and holding out-of-state LTR.I have about $200k of cash flow to reinvest yearly.

I'm particularly passionate about areas that provide cash flow with rental propertiesOutside of real estate, I enjoy traveling, playing sports, hanging with my dog and friends.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

We'd be paying for the property in cash but need approx. $150-200k to rehab the home.What is the best way to secure the loan?

After all expenses we are cash flowing on our first property and we are hungry for more.

I don't have that much cash and find that I'm priced out of my area.