Obviously I don't have much to offer currently in terms of local knowledge but I love connecting and sharing info and plan to be a valuable and helpful part of the investor community there. 

The faster track on rentals  (cash-flow wise) is to do short term rentals like AirBnB, etc….

Unless I did go wrong somewhere.Monthly cash flow: -$8,830The income: $2,500/moExpenses: $11,330CoC ROI: -129.48%5 Year annualized return: 0.00%Mortgage Payment: $3,015.49Loan Details: Total Cash Needed is $81,841I think I input everything correctly.

The repair costs will take multiple years to recoup and with the age of the property I'm concerned if it's even worth holding long term or get out while I can before I fall into a money pit and get stuck.  

Their white shaker cabinets have a painted finish, and look better long term. 

But I am looking for a more detailed APP (not a spreadsheet) that does similar things 

so it needs to be for something short term. 

My question is would you guys rather sell stocks and take a long term cap gains at 15% tax rate, or take a loan and keep the stocks growing.

Hi guys, I'm new here and to real estate I'm originally from Asheville, NC but the Army moved me to Clarksville, TN I'm looking forward to getting my first rental property and keep learning and expanding my portfolio ...

Are you looking to hold it for the long term or are/were you expecting to sell it in the net few years?