I wanted to create some generational wealth and leave some property for my children after they turn 18, and even earn a little cash flow and expand from there. 

The main issue is that rental rates on the new construction make it challenging to cash flow much, if any, in the first 3 years. 

I had to move from my old place, clean it up, clean the new place, move in, organize it, clean the new place, get everything in place...I was just feeling like it was too much to do and take in. 

I’m still trying to figure out how 275000 for 2 houses generating 2900 a month is gonna cash flow positive with the work you are saying is needed to be done.

Setting up a separate bank account is also easy and free in many situations, this will allow you to keep things clean especially at tax time.

investing for cash flow and long-term appreciation (forced and market).

I can definitely tell you there's still a lot of positive cash flowing and 1% rule deals and you get amazing appreciation.

I target emerging markets such as Minneapolis, MN, the sub-markets of Charlotte, NC and many of the other sun belt states.With a background in finance and economics, I act as our teams underwriter and investor relations specialist to help passive investors invest in opportunities that fit their investment goals, providing cash flow and equity growth.

Are you hoping to gain long term appreciation, cash flow, or a blend of both?

I also got a separation clause to allow me to sell them individually, if needed, thus we gave value to each, with 20% equity in each.In my case, I was able to cash flow about 6% COC. however, I did pay market price.