Does anybody have any cash-flowing stories where they invested $5000-$10000 on a property?

The first thing you really need to do is look in areas where you can cash flow for rentals. 

I did find an agent, he just got in the business and was happy to show me all of those over-priced listings to sell me -  I had no clue how to buy them - with simple math I determined that I would have a big negative cash flow - that is if I was able to buy.So I gave up on those suggestions of Building my team!  

Here are the details:Asking price: $125,000Sq ft: 1,197 Bed/bath: 3/1.5Property tax: $725Insurance: $800Down payment: $10,000Calculated mortgage: $889Desired rent rate: $1,100Cash flow: +- $200If anyone could analyze the numbers and let me know what they think I would be so grateful!

If all but three units are rented, the reason for the sale is not negative cash flow.

Look for something renters would appreciate, and buy knowing that this won't be your FOREVER home, just your forever cash flow device!

I bought pretty much turnkey; I probably overpaid but idc (I shouldnt have major capex for a long time) I'm cash flowing around $150 /door.I know many people who are having problems with some tenants so Screen carefully and you should be okay.

I think they are fine, but I wouldn't buy a property and base the numbers on BnB cash flow.  

Duplex with positive cash flow. 1st property ........Thanks,Joan

I can think of money down, closing costs, cash on cash return, cash flow, management/maintenance....