Second non-related question - When the people say "I usually look for $100 Cash Flow for 1 door, and $200 for 2 doors" What does this mean exactly?

They are relatively inexpensive compared to gas fired heaters and they can be added to each unit’s existing electric panel.

Then we wouldn’t have to worry about getting a primary residence mortgage until we move and should theoretically be able to refinance relatively easily since the market is hot.

That means that all fees related to the custodian are eliminated!

Generally speaking at 10% CCROI historically is considered very low for investors in those high cash flow areas.Right now you can't escape the relatively high priced real estate market by changing areas.

We have had two years of relatively mild winters.

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If you google ROI, you will find that it is defined as some measure of periodic return or income relative to the initial investment that generates the return (usually measured annually).

I live in a HCOL area (Seattle), where the market is still relatively hot and a seller's market.

I’m currently paying down debt by this summer and should have saved for a relatively small deposit by EOY 2019.Here is my current position.Purchased 1st property as a USDA in MauiUSDA Ln: $400kMortgage: $2202Consumer Debt: $0 (06/2019)Owe Aprx: $385,000Home Value: $500kIncome: $74k yrlyDown payment: $23k (12/2019)720 Credit score Im looking to purchase something small, preferably in a wooded mountain area (ideal for short term rental) but open to anything affordable.Right now I have my short term goals set out but been wracking my brain trying to figure out the next best possible approach to REI.Any help or advice would be GREATLY appreciated!