Larger homes do not generate the same gross income per square foot as a similar home in the same area.

Hi,What information should be provided and which be left out when posting details of a wholesale property?If under contract, is it okay or even advisable to provide the address? To what extent should any renovations ...

When sharing things on social media make sure you put it up on Google+ even if you never use it otherwise.For example I have a new lead generation site that doesn't rank for anything anywhere yet.  

lets see, ive rehabbed nearly 60 mostly vacant dumps and turned them into decent ( rental) to excellent (flips) places to live, now generating tax revenues, water bill revenues, env fine revenue,..where once they did not, improving the looks of the neighborhoods for neighbors and the city simultaneously.

Investor activity is lower too, which means you don't have as much competition securing good deals when they pop up, though there are some bigger active investor groups/family offices that have been running the show for generations. 

Play the Cashflow game and you will understand that the goal of financial independence is to acquire enough income producing assets that generate enough monthly income so you can afford to live the way you want without having to work. 

I have a tech background so I'm gonna leverage that for lead generation, it will take a few months though to rank for keywords I plan on targeting. 

That property generates a monthly income even after payments on the loan and property management.

Everything I've heard and seen on the site so far, seems to suggest that you should keep acquiring as many properties as you can so long as they can generate enough cash flow to pay for themselves and give a modest return.  

If you could buy a property for no money down and it would generate $100,000 a year in NET Positive cash flow but the interest rates was 20%, would you care about the interest rate?