The business strategy I was hoping to achieve would be to flip a few properties each year and take those proceeds to buy a long term hold property in the same year.

Lastly, how we can help each other achieve our real estate goals. 

The outcome hasn't been achieved yet, but we plan to cash flow around $1400/month, add equity through improvements, and have a nice money maker for the years to come.

After some minor rehab Mkt rents have been achieved & the 4 bedroom is still being rehabbed.

I know you’re only allowed a maximum of ten conventional mortgages in your name, but if I found several properties that are cheap and can cash flow from each of them even with 0% down and a mortgage insurance expense, is that achievable?

We are not leveraging because we can achieve our goals without the risk in the timeline in which we want to achieve them.

Anyone interested in helping me achieve this in the houston area?

These books have flipped a switch in my head as well as sparked a mild anxiety attack I've identified as the mysterious "hunger" I've heard do much about.I realize now my current job isn't enough to kickstart my portfolio to achieve my goals.

The actual cash flow is the cash flow achieved over the holding period. 

I primarily am focused on flipping homes to generate capital to invest in small multifamily rentals, and eventually move into large multifamily.I realize FNMA is a huge part of the secondary mortgage market but I wanted to get y'all's opinion on just how much these stipulations would hinder my ability to achieve my investment goals?