Hi again, Taj -I have a mix of single family, multi family and condos in New York and Chicago and I am getting more than $200 in cash flow per unit, but I tend to take a risk-averse blue chip strategy.  

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I have the support of my blue collar family that i could see myself getting into the flipping scene but im also open to rental properties as well.  

Hey everybody,I was wondering if there were any blue prints out there to double my investment in a year.EX.

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Blue collar working class neighborhoods with less expensive properties (ARV $60-75k), lower rents ($850-1000) more tenant demand, more cashflow, no appreciation, lower class tenants?  

In one way, you can compare it to being the choice between buying blue bonds or penny stock on the exchange.  

Please share me the blue print

In the map the darker the blue the more the increase (look at Jersey City right above it) and the darker the red shows decrease in pricing.  

Will be much easier for the hipsters to ride their Vespa's to buy Pabst Blue Ribbon now (I joke!).