You can expect capital appreciation, prior sponsor data is encouraging to indicate total IRR over 10% (but no guarantee).

I think buy and hold is an excellent strategy, this property is now doubled in value over 8 years and is cash-flow positive.

Still planning to pick up my next investment property a little later this year after I build up some more funds.If you're in the position to buy right now I don't see why not, might want to take a look at some historical data for the market you're targeting to see how the values held up during previous recessions.As other have mentioned San Antonio is a pretty stable bet.

Im currently in data gathering stage like what markets best fit my criteria and making good connections to be able to do a few flips within the next year.

My mortgage would be $1200/moI feel like the property is worth more than $220 now and that it will increase in value quickly.Is this a good deal?

Honestly, we're busier than ever but here's some data we're going to share with our network.Impact of COVID-19 on Showings: This data makes it look like Real Estate has fallen off a Cliff.

They have national systems but not much data on local level activity.Example you could buy a course on flipping houses for general info and steps but that course isn't going to tell you the nuances of flipping successfully in your local market.

The difference in value can be substantial but the only real way to know is to simultaneously list a property as a combined sale and as separate sales and be careful about what offers are accepted as its the last chance to choose one method.

Yes I want to know what is the best rei software out there? That is reliable, verified, legitimate and people are actually using right now to be profitable. 

@Alexander RoeschmannSince we only have accurate and reliable housing data going back 130 years and stock market data back to 1926, what have you used to derive your "100 year cycle" hypothesis?