:1) Based off experiences with the type of SFR to invest; I'm thinking of moving my wife and I into a nicer suburb (housing ranges from 120k+, rents in the $1.2k-1.8k range) - but won't make the jump until I find something around 100-120k so I can rent it out in the future if I chose to move.If I did this, I would rent out my current townhome (purchased for $75k & built in 2003, rents for about 950-1100 in very desirable location in Jacksonville)...Option 2 would be based on trying to leverage more cashflow to help feed future investments:2) stay in my townhome, and drop 25% on a SFR around the 70-80k range that would rent for around $800-1k a month, but the homes in these areas would be ones built in the 1970s concrete block style.I feel like former option would best my investments for building wealth as I do not currently depend on real estate cash flow as a source of income.On the other hand it feels like having a starter investment that yields more cashflow would help seed future investments.Thoughts are always welcomed!

From there, you have to build relationships with agents to feed you deals.

But it seems the couple of life lines which has feed into the rosy picture, rent potential and stabilized values are just as likely to be volatile elements as this is still new territory for the US.

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If I could get some feed back quickly that would really help me out as she is ready to do this deal and has already hinted at the fact that she's started reading the "we buy your houses letters" I sincerely appreciate any and all feedback.P.S.- We're located in the Westchester, CA area zip code 90045

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Just that a seller that recognizes they have a problem and will continue to feed the problem until the debt is dealt with makes sense (paid down or paid off from a sale).People paying their bills is a good thing.John Corey

From reading John's post I guess it is that is how I was calculating the 3% cash flow left over in my hypothetical.I really appreciate all of you pointing me in the right direction, my next step is to find out whether this idea is a legal 1 and then incorporate somehow the great feed back you guys provided, if anyone else has an opinnion please feel free to share it with me, thanks again to all for taking the time to respond.