Looks like the post didn't get a ton of attention but if you're still interested, shoot me a message and maybe we could get something started together! 

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I'm itching to do a deal and start building momentum, but I'm also taking a measured approach with inventory drying up.Feel free to shoot me a DM. 

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I would shoot to double that with a multi-unit property so that you have one roof, one HVAC system, etc to worry about rather than three.      

More than that, there are a number of private pension programs and insurance programs that need to shoot a ~6.5% annual return in order to meet their obligations. 

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Between that and saving I can have about $200K cash in less than 3 years, it would just be difficult to buy another property during that time, I would just have to get creative.Pro - quick equity buildingcon - no additional cashflowScenario 2 - Out of state This route is a little more straight forward but I would look to find a market, which I have already done a good amount of research, and start off with a single property, shoot for $200 + cash flow and buy a second property within a year of the firstLooking at houses in the $50K to $150K with $10-20K in repairs, the less the better for my first propertypro - start to build monthly cash flow which would result in buying the 2nd, 3rd, ... property quickercon  - slower equity build-up and would still be paying rent for my personal residenceI would love to know everyone's feedback and advice on which route would produce the best long term wealth.