That's the only reason we were willing to take it on, plus it had a good cash-flow potential after its ARV was met.

I do not know any other rental type that gives more cash flow.

Total cash flow after expenses is $9200/yr.Would YOU:A.

Looking to buy and hold that generate very positive cash flow with 25% down.  

Great cash flow. 

Spend a few bucks on some good books such as "the millionaire real estate investor, cash flow-what every investor needs to know, and the book called "hold".

Short term (1-2 years): generate $2,000 cash flow after expenses per month (child care costs)2.

I'd be happy to send you some information about the area and purchse and hold data about our line of multi-family investment properties.The short version is we've got one of the healthiest long term economic outlooks in the country, our developments and management make it 100% turn key (the check is literally in the mail, for your positive cash flow every month) and it's all new construction running at a 7.5% cap rate.Let me know if you are interested.

I plan on funneling the cash flow into my retirement accounts as I got a slow start after returning to school later in life.

Unknown: Plumbing unknown and electrical wiring currently unknown but could get electricity turned on to find out.ARV: $110kRental Income: $975Estimated Monthly Expenses:Debt Service: $274Taxes: $174Maint/repairs/CapEx: $165Vacancy: $110Insurance: $32Property Management: $110Total Cost: $865 per monthMonthly Cash Flow: $110I pasted the inspection report from HUD below.