Figure out what you want- cash flow, appreciation, Range Rover, etcIf $80k can get you a $400k property, what sort of cash flow, ROI, Cap Rate, do you need to see?

I'm not too far from a pretty well-known hospital but the pricing for the homes is slightly out of my price range. 

In that purchase price range you'd be looking at 8% cap rates and cash flow.

It has millions of Pre programed codes built into it and when you want a code for a date range the computer tells you what code that would be.

I am on many mailing lists for MF syndicators and I have not seen any of them suggesting that they are planning on getting a return of 25%+ (or 20%+ in this market) but I am seeing some estimated returns and rent increases that are very aggressive.Even for smaller projects, like duplexes in the $250k range?

I know they don’t have the best reputation, but there’s a lot of them around those towns I mentioned and many seem to be in my price range (under 350k).

I know they don't have the best reputation on here, but there's a lot of them around those towns I mentioned and many seem to be in my price range (under 350k).

As I understand it, for a house hack you usually as low a down payment as possible, which I *think* is in the 5% range on a conventional since this is not your first time buying a house.

I’m thinking 3 bed 2 bath (or something that could be converted to this) somewhere in the price range of 125k to 175k around 1500 sf.

Worked out of Atlanta for a couple years before quitting and moving to Fort Collins, CO to live the “front range ski bum” life.