Not the best return, but solid and can only go up.Then say in 2 years time we want to buy our principle residence, say a private home....I have started to think about leveraging since we have equity, but how should this be done?

These numbers are for illustration only, your market and your objectives will determine what works or not for you.

Hello BP,I wholesale in Augusta and I have a deal I have been looking to sale and at this point I need to sell ASAP so want to make sure that the deal presented is a good deal for my end buyer which is my number 1 objective.2BR/1BAARV 68k to 71k (Conservative)Reapirs 6k to 7k (Contractor approved the repairs to total $6500)Selling Price 31kRent Rate $700+ Its a great location and neighborhood, about 3 blocs from where The Master's take place.

As you attend them, be careful chasing every shiny object you see at an REI club.

Since much of real estate is word of mouth and drive around traffic, Facebook accomplished both those objectives. 

With the cash flow as the primary objective what would you recommend as a strategy?

Not real estate specific but a favorite on effective business and life principles .80/20 Principle, cds by Richard Koch

And if things went well, paid on principle like it was a 15 or 20 yr am.

Buy based on sound principles (location, demand, ammenities, employment opportunities) rather than what the most property a given down payment will get.

I am looking to do my first subject 2 deal the seller is in agreement with me making the payments the biggest objection is that he dosent want my name to go on the deed.