I’ve been waiting to see if my new property would consistently produce cash flow as well as needing to finally finish my NRC exam to obtain a Reactor Operator’s license for the Watts Bar Nuclear Generating Station here in East Tennessee.

Thanks in advance.NOI, ROI, Cash Flow, Rates of Return, Cap Rates, Cash on Cash Return.

My goal is to acquire 5 units within the next 24 months and creating an average monthly cash flow of min. $1,000.00.

A fund with a 36 month investment horizon does not really sound like a portfolio designed for cash flowing assets per se, more like a non-performing portfolio.  

If you experienced monthly losses, (about $1k), and live in it for 1 year to qualify the property as my primary residence, is it worth it? Granted, after the first year I plan on purchasing 2 properties, one to live i...

By buying something with more potential you'll have more options as you move through life, in 2 years you could move out and rent the whole duplex, triplex, or quadplex and start to cash flow.

It does bring your monthly cash flow down a bit though.

My goal is to buy and hold multifamily units for long term cash flow, with the target of owning 100 units by December 2018.

It's not about holding back the middle class, or favoring the rich, its about where the flow of money is needed for the economy to flourish and benefit everyone.

if you are a buy and hold investor I don't know why you would care as long as it cash flows well every month @Scott TaylorYou should never buy looking for appreciation But if that is one of the reasons you are buying when you sell just finance it for end buyer and get appreciation that way