Total PITI : $2,800 p/m ADU: Rents : $1900 p/m Home : would rent for $3k per month Potential Gross cash flow: $2,100 per month Purchase: $500k Current ARV: $900k Can these numbers be achieved today with high interest rates and high prices ? 

Whether you are investing for Cash flow, appreciation, looking for value add, or just tax benefits.I first build out my buy box, which the more narrow it is, the better (multi family, 3 units, in XYZ zip code, at this price point per sqft, build after XYZ year......). 

I’m not familiar with the area but after doing my research, it’s looking like it’d be a great area to invest in for cash flow.

Fairly speaking, the price, location, other metrics look amazing, even the potential cash flow per month.

I would suggest exploring a cash out fixed rate HELOC or fixed second.

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $34,000 Sale price: $325,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in collaboration with Seth Choate, successfully completed a fix-and-flip on Linda Street, Delhi, CA 95315.

It's an area where some struggle (especially in the beginning), but it's certainly overcomeable - and it's something that can definitely get easier when you get more established, learn how to advertise effectively and build up a buyers list.To put it as simply as possible, I'd say it's ultimately a matter of:Buying the right properties in the first place.Offering a compelling price point (which usually isn't hard, if you buy it right).Compiling the information well (with good images and descriptions).Getting your listing in front of as many eyeballs as possible (and keeping it visible).If you're able to, provide the option for seller financing, so buyers have more ways to buy your property if they're unable to get the cash from another source.Does that make sense?

She ended up picking out material that was over the top and we could have saved some money.

Well done on the $100k saved up!

I am looking to buy a turnkey property (SFH 3-bedroom) in Florida for cash flow.