(I have contracts in hand)My wife and I have very strong W2 income, and we also have another rental property cash flowing decently.

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Whether it be a buy-and-hold or a flip or looking for rentals with solid cash flow.

That would put your monthly cash flow at a little less than $100/mo.  

For example, I don't want 150 units that cash flow $100 each, I want 15 units that cash flow $1000 each.

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A personal goal of mine is to flip at least five properties before we move and/or have a few rental properties to start creating cash flow.

The property is a duplex that would cash flow beautifully and could be managed by my father who is a contractor.

The numbers are very high and if there is any profit margin, I'm looking at around 150-300/month cash flow.

Hard to find homes that would cash flow, mostly breaking even and relying on area to grow but I'm unsure if it'll jump up to Leander/Cedar Park prices anytime soon...