It looks like you have rehab/construction experience so my initial recommendation would be to aim for deferred maintenance properties with high upside potential after some renovation (assuming you have budget for renovations).

We are in the process of making a new fund aimed at Chinese investors who might be interested in this type of investments in the US.

The following numbers are also provided by the Realtor attached to the selling NJ Off Market 6-Unit Rental Property starting with it's Total Monthly Rent [with Rent including supplemental heat price]: Apt 1 Rent Price for $825, Apt 2 Rent Price for $975, Apt 3 Rent Price for $975, Apt 4 Rent Price for $1,200, Apt 5 Rent Price for $825, Apt 6 Rent Price for $975.

What number should I be aiming for to make this worth it?

Ive built up the capitol and now just don't know where to aim.

If you are looking for a property that will "supplement" your total monthly outgoing debt to help you pay for a property that you will be living in for a few years then this may be a strategy that will work for you!

This will make my mortgage payment more like $550 per month, so I am aiming for about $700 in monthly cash flow.

SSI (supplemental security income) is for poor disabled people without enough work credits for SSDI (social security disability income).

I would aim for 100% equity out in a BRRRR, and be ok with leaving some money in the deal if the rehab doesn't go perfectly according to plan.

Is it better to start with a potential flip or should I aim to find a rental?