It happens on occasion, but not frequently enough to run a viable flipping business if that's your goal.

I have an initial goal of attaining $3,000 per month ($36k annually) in income derived from real estate investments in order to supplement my full-time job.To kickstart this post, I thought I'd ask some questions to the community that I've been pondering over the course of my real estate education:First, market timing: I have the sense that the Dallas market has been on the upswing for the past several years, accelerating even more rapidly since the announcement of several major companies (including Toyota) moving to Plano.  

Also, remember that the goal isn't to make the nicest house on the block, its to make a profit on flips.

I know what my goal is.

My goal , and I know its a lofty one, is to generate $1000 in gross rent for every $100,000 i invest.

My goals:1.

So your new goal is to check of just one of those for the next 22 1/2 days.

My goal is to purchase rental properties to supplement my current income.

My goal is to buy a duplex, rent one side, live in the other side and rent out my current single family.

whatever your property could use anyway, but also makes the tenant feel appreciated that you want to make the place better for them.I try to come up with 3 things I'm willing to do and let them choose.