I look for $200 or more cash flow, but the fact is, the difference between your $90 cash flow and a $200 cash flow goal are some estimates.

But once I get more than 30 to 40 units, I plan on setting up a weekly call.If your goal is to be 100% passive, I recommend researching apartment syndicators and investing in their deals.

Ultimately it comes down to your long-term goals and how involved you want to be.

My goal is to fix and flip my first few properties to build capital and get into rentals using the BRRRR strategy.

The goal is to BRR the property.  

The 20th podcast reminded me to actually go and do it haha.My goal is just to see what happens currently.

While I do enjoy the work, my ultimate goal was always to get into investing.  

remember the 100+ year old part... its a bit musty, but we can fix that)My goal is to hang up the corporate gig in 24 months (and yes, I said that 12 months ago)... now getting some more doors in the portfolio will actually allow that plan to unfold.

I too, have made some investments that have cost me time and money but, I take each one as learning experience and will continue to push through it all until I have reach my goals. 

The goal/reward here is to develop a process, much like David Green mentions in his book.