@Chris Seveney he acknowledges the low/no cash flow, but he's after a low-entry acquisition with debt paydown and equity-building.

They are also a really great source of deal flow and a great resource when you are just starting out. 

It's highly possible she's just not in a financial position to be a home owner so you can continue to rent into the future (does the property cash flow?)

That should give you a good appreciation and cash flow in the future.It all depends on the amount of down payment and your purchase power. 

I don't mind having a slightly higher down-payment, as my primary objective would be cash flow, with appreciation as a close 2nd.

Hello everyone my names Diego madera I’m 17 and I’ve been learning about real estate for about 2.5 year’s now I started by learning wholesaling but I haven’t taken any action this last year I learned about house hacking and fha loans I’m really gonna focus on building my credit and focus on getting my license since I turn 18 this year and I really wanna aim towards getting a triplex where I can net positive cash flow and just keep on progressing from there this is my first post that I want to hold my self accountable with 

David,Check out the cash flow breakfast club in Fairfax. 

The ability to get into multifamily and bring in some more cash flow via a medium term rental has made the interest rate environment less relevant.

Durable, looks great, easier to clean. 

Will there be any advantage on taxes considering two properties with one being positive cash flow and other will be negative cash flow?