Do any of these towns stand out in a positive or negative way?

This leads to the actual returns of this propertyReturnsIf we bought the house for the asking price and put a down payment of 20%, then our monthly cashflow would actually be negative and our CoCROI is -3.25%.

Maybe in the short-term the owner is not doing great (may even be cash flow negative in our market), but in the long-term San Diego has been outstanding for buy n hold RE. 

Before you all strike me down for 'if it's too good to be true, then it likely is' commentary, please note that:I see a mix of both negative and positive reviews for them across the board, and some folks have undoubtedly have had good experience. 

I have been thinking about this question for the last 5-6 months, and everyday, both positive and negative thoughts come into my head about the future of Hudson County.

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This causes delays and with all the building going on, it has also caused delays.That said, adding an ADU to a buy and hold rental is a great strategy for added cash flow in a relatively negative cash flow at purchase area - So Cal.

In analyzing the numbers for a duplex I almost always have a negative cashflow.

There is no negative to a landlord doing this. 

But in main city the cap is 3% which is negative cash flow ;-)I'm interested in this question because after analyzing many ROI/NOI analysis, I found small MF is better than larger MF (>5)