Cash flow per unit, how much is left on mortgage per unit, etc.

It has been hard finding a place that 1) Doesn't get bid up by cash buyers that we can't compete with 2) Doesn't have 10's of thousands of capex out the gate3) Is in an area that I'd grade as C+ or better.

I would highly recommend, if you househack a multifamily, you should target 3-4 unit properties instead since those will cash flow once you leave.

PPL is one you should start it, simply because it has the shortest cash cycle when you are cash strapped.

Your PM was using something called pay near me/retail payments for collecting cash payments from tenants at the CVS.

What's your goal - cash flow or appreciation?

If you're making cash offers command a better price and buy properties correctly.

You need that cash if you're going to buy an investment.

Peace & BlessingsRayWhat’s the seller’s incentive to sell to you with a note rather than sell and receive cash at time of closing?

I know a few RV park owners who 'pocket' a good percentage of their revenues in cash to keep taxes lowered.