They usually will produce one after that.

I know what the units will produce each month and use that in my spreadsheets. 

Hi Everyone, I'm enrolled in a real estate course in University with a case study that requires me to analyze an income-producing property listed for $2-10 Million.

And not only just what information is mass-produced out there.

Such a lender LOVES producing assets and "hates" to-be-rented ones.Option 2 - Buy 10 120k housesOptions 3 - Buy 7 175k houses in nicer parts of town.Buy as many as you can w/ no financing and others w/ financing.

You could spend the same amount of money on a property in the mid-west that produces serious net income.

We will go with the extra bedroom and will be interested to see how it produces once up and operational.

Content marketing is difficult and takes a long time to produce results.

In my experience in the Tampa market it is very hard to find a new construction in a new development neighborhood that will cash flow positively after a CDD, HOA, higher RE Taxes and then all the other expenses associated with owning an income producing property.

If the property does not produce a "positive cash flow" then you should pass.Cash flow is what you have left after paying mortgage, taxes, insurance, and other expenses.