I have fixed-rate, cheap FNMA mortgages for the most part and my net cash flow just keeps growing (till I cash out via sale or refi of course).

Buy a starter type home in a good area rather than a cheap place in a dodgy part of town especially if you are buying out of town.  

My last 95% LTV Home Possible loan was the month before they changed it to being 80% AMI for census tract.But if triplexes and fourplexes were somehow that cheap (so cheap that low income people could buy them, and enjoy the cashflow MONSTERS that they would thus be), wouldn't the prices just get bid up?

He's not cheap, but he does all real estate clients and knows his stuff very well.

@David Sicherman runs a company www.easytitlesearch.com based in Florida for quick and cheap O&E reports.  

So if you can achieve the same product at the same cost using a 12mm and cheap pad, this is better than a 7mm and expensive pad.

That's why we got it so cheap :)

Start a rental empire of cheap houses.

Stop being so cheap and trying to squeeze every last penny out of the property.

If the property is that cheap, just actually buy it, then resell.