I, personally, look for $200 per door, after all expenses and reserves, but that is a goal that you have to set for yourself, based on your comfort level.

Hey @Lisa HodgesForgive me if this post sounds too simple, my intention is to answer your question.Assumptions: Assuming your goal is to attain financial freedom, meaning not obligated to work a day job, you'll need passive income to afford that lifestyle.

It will be easier for you to sell the property if needed and you will have multiple options to do so (IE seller financing).This is a slower process than most of the ones discussed on BP, but depending on your long term goals, it could be very effective.

That was the first mistake I made getting my license (joining a "retail" team) and it put me back almost a year from my investing and selling goals.

That will be my GOAL!!

Legacy wealth thru passive income is the goal. 

Here is the roster: $400k VALUE $270k loan @ 4.7 until 9/19 $360k VALUE $250k loan @ 3.8 until 5/21 $400k VALUE $275k loan @ 4.17 until 1/1/21 $360k VALUE $175k loan @ 4.56 until 2/1/20 These are investment properties and goal is to take cashflow in 10-12 years/also buying more each year.

I was wondering if anyone who has or currently invests with partners would care to share their stories of how you met with them, your goals and what has helped you guys succeed the most.I currently live in MN and would like to keep my options open investing locally and out of state.

Hey Josh,I think your very first step should be to evaluate your goals as it pertains to your girlfriend.

Main goal : Is to make at least 70k a year by I'm 30.