So if I have never invested in real estate before, it is a good idea to look for a property with a yield of 10% to 20% as a rough guide.

This may be state-by-state, but it would be a good idea to have both you sign.

I am sure AirDNA has more info for their paid subscription, but this will give you some kind of idea.

Anyone have any ideas?

February is going into off season so I wouldn't recommend unless you're priced below market value just to save on vacancy.Hope this helps!

First, any ideas to add cashflow to a property with minimal investment?

Make sure you set clear investment goals when you are doing this little by little as well as viewing house hacking as an idea for getting rent from it.

Year 3, we've saved up enough to put a down payment on a new property:House 1: You've effectively made $15,000House 2: You've effectively made $15,000You've made $30,000 compared to $15,333!

.), but they should be able to give you an idea of general terms (interest rate, amortization, fixed period, etc..) with some basic information.

Just scan all the listings to get an idea of performance.