While I'm not a fan of it, there's always contract work for me I can do from home if things should ever get tight (and I'd rather not move again to yet another country to be on site) so I should be fine either way.My concern is that I don't know at all if 20k net is realistic, until now I never thought much about passive cash flow at all.

Recently, we had some random, extreme electrical problem that were causing bulbs to burn out, outlets to burn out, killed the fridge, and their ceiling fan literally started sparking.

The city I'm invested in - Worcester, MA is the 2nd largest city in New England.

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I'm not a big fan of buying properties far from you live.

I'm a big fan of Indianapolis and Kansas City.

I simply changed out the old 1980's light fixtures for a nice modern light fixtures and ceiling fans.  

There are some great duplexes in Richmond around Church Hill and in the Fan/Museum District, and I'm always on the prowl for a good deal for one.

I also use Quickbooks so I am a fan of Intuit.

Personally I am a fan of buying close because those costs add up and they don't mean value to your property.