I am mainly looking for the cash flow game in long-term rentals but also have been looking and BRRR strategy recently as it seems to be the best way to get the best cash flow or possible just flip it to capture the gains more quickly.  

Here is a quick snapshot into some of my situation:$8,000 emergency fund for my two properties that I'm trying to grow to $15,000-$20,000$25,000 in liquid-able assets aside from my emergency fundTo purchase this property I would need around $13,000Please let me know your thoughts/experiences.

A third of rich Chinese are leaving for US and Ca nada.Most likely a mis- interpretation in financial sources.

Most flippers imagine themselves in and out of a project relatively quickly (3-6 months), and in those cases, the points hurt more than the interest. 

Heard so much good stuff about it I think we may consider renting there, if even for a quick jaunt down before the end of this summer the scope it out.

There is but ONE way how to start, and how to become FILTHY (rich)...

During the past few years, television shows and seminars have flooded the flipping market with people who believe flipping homes is an easy way to riches. 

Since most flipping transactions have a quick turnaround, the idea is that any profit is derived from the ordinary course of business.

@Joshua Meade I like the recommendations that @Corina Eufinger and @Rich Jordan have offered to you.

Hi all, quick q: I'm planning on getting 5-7 smaller multi-fam properties or 1-2 large ones.