I am a 35-year-old physician living out of state with plans to return home within 2 years.

Last year, my husband and I purchased an investment property in Salt Lake City that we turned into a short-term rental.

Their total assets under management for is expected to top $5.4 Trillion in the next six years totaling more assets than hedge funds.In total, the worldwide wealth of families with private offices is expected to exceed $9.5 trillion in the same time period. 

One condition of this grant is that we cannot sell the property for five years, and if we refinance, we can’t take any cash out—it must be reinvested into the property.

I have 3 condos in Hudson county (New Jersey) for a few years now.

It's updated yearly and is the best $40 you'll spend as a Landlord.

A minimum of 20% equity is my benchmark, ensuring I dont find myself upsupside down on my investment.Positive Cash Flow by the Conclusion of Year One:I aim for a positive cash flow figure at the end of the first year.

Just thought for those of you starting out and thinking of buying one to live in for a year or two then turn into a rental or sell later, this is a wonderful option.

OK get the easiest out of the way - Depreciation does give you a current year write off. 

Generates 75k/year gross and nets approximately 20k.