But honestly I hardly think strong cash flow is the most important thing about the first deal.

Until some of those things change, I believe a strong rental market will be the norm.

I currently live in Atlanta/Dunwoody and I look forward to changing my family's life and my current life style through Real Estate Entrepreneurship. 

If so, your lender will know how to style the letter.  

My point is that the buyers, in Santa Clara County,  for primary residences are still very financially strong. 

It used to be that you needed to wait 3 years but now you can put down 3% to 5% on a conventional loan.You can also take advantage of an FHA loan if the numbers make sense.I would strongly recommend getting in touch with a broker or loan officer so that they can help and guide you through the process.I hope this helps and have a great day.

I strongly advise against buying condos for investment purposes (though like anything, they will work if bought cheap enough), b/c of the HOA fees and lack of control over your property.

I found that area to be an excellent opportunity to create passive income and strong capital gains.Looking forward to connecting with you, who knows maybe even do a deal together!

The MN market is really strong in the cities and surrounding suburbs, which is my primary market for business.

Markets just aren't that demolished right now to be able to build that strong to give that big of a boom.