If you find a property that while you live in it produces a -400/month cash flow you just removed 600 from your monthly expenses while paying down a house.

I ask that, because that’s a very tough market in Halifax right now, unless you are outside the city like Yuan said, however you can still find duplex’s for under $400k, which could probably produce similar returns to two single family homes.

Then we just purchased a 4-plex in Albuquerque which is producing positive cash flow.

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Cost segregation can indeed produce excellent results in such situation for investors who are able to utilize their losses.

These are the same people who will post, boasting about raising the price of the laundry by 25c and that this will produce an extra $4 a month in income.

Couple this with difficultly producing new construction and you have a market where rental demand is always high, leading to good options for long term buy and holds.

Other markets can produce good returns on day 1.  

Lots of good stuff west of Austin, too.Has anyone kept an eye on wine-producing areas in the HIll Country?

But we are in the process of selling our duplex in Steamboat in hopes of buying 2 more properties that will produce more cash flow.