(used to be 25% nets )  Again you can buy a duplex that will have about 12- 13k NET income on gross of about 20k, with an all in PP of 108k,,,, thats about 12% net based on a cash purchase.

I just have built up my rental base in the core US markets and used that cash flow to travel/surf in PR.

If you are maxing out with the W-2 associated plans, your Solo 401(k) would be limited to accepting employer profit-sharing contributions based on your real estate commission earnings.There are several solid professionals who specialize in Solo 401(k) plans here on BP. 

There are lenders that will do a cash out refinance based on your purchase price and receipts at 3 months.

Just be mindful of any PPP if you are planning to refinance with a DSCR based loan. 

The reason I chose the funds is because those were the two best deals that became available by 2 of the top 6 syndicators I am choosing to partner with based on my 1st year of research.I am not against a syndication.

Regardless of how good of a job the flipper may have done, periodic repairs and capital expenses like a new roof every X years are part of owning a rental.Whether or not this property is a "good" rental is subjective and is based on your own criteria.

Talk to all of the tenants and find out how quickly they want to move based on the new rents and customize the terms you offer to match when they could move.

Hey Franklin, I am based out of Columbus, but I am expanding to Cleveland. 

I found a great cloud-based brokerage that will allow me to train without physically being in the office taking leave from my military position.I think about finding a brokerage like going shoe shopping.