Perhaps you invest in rental properties that produce an income stream, or invest in businesses that pay dividends.

Brand new to real estate and this may be a dumb question but when looking at properties obviously the asking price isn’t going to be the best deal for you so in analyzing the deal are you basically crunching down the numbers to figure out which offer will make the most sense to you to produce positive cash flow, And should that number you decide on be the maximum offer you would be willing the pay for the property? 

Does the property producing cashflow help us?

I will PM you a contact for our highest producing branch in FL. 

Does the property producing cashflow help us?

I figured it'd be great to work with a top producing Wholesaler in my market since I'm a realtor.  

Some of which actually produce and send out 1-5 properties/week.

Be sure to have your agent tell the listing agent to produce the next highest offer to make sure the Seller isn't pulling a fast one. 

It produced in the low $40s last year. 

With that being said, would investing in a rental property to produce passive cash flow hurt my chances of being approved for a primary residence by already having a loan?