If a diamond falls into your lap and guarantees a healthy cash flow and you need it fast, sometimes stated is the way to go. 

Healthy Cash Flow In no particular order as long they fall within the scope.

I am glad to have generated such a healthy dialogue/debate.  

I enjoy the healthy debate!

@Eric Prescott It's a little tough since I haven't been in the midwest for any extended amount of time but it does seem that steady growth (rent and population) with decent future prospects is a pretty good bet on a healthy market.

Fourth, I learned a ton about different strategies.I bought my first property almost a year after and when I sell next spring, I expect to make my $15k back in addition to a healthy return. 

I am a "strict" landlord but always with a smile and a friend voice unless needed, i.e. honey versus finger.While I hate to say "no" or be the meanie I provide options that make it worth while to me and my time. 

Gotta love the new smile though. 

So to make it simple and to the point I'm looking to partner with more passive investors that like to receive a healthy return on their capital.  

After rent in the area: $800Taxes: $2,900Mortgage: Healthy Neighborhood Renovation Loan  $96,000 + $10,000 (renovation) .