@Moe Hirsch - Agreed they have come a long way.I figure Lowes / Home Depot cabinets work great in my house so why not the rentals.

I just recently bought my first house so cash is kind of tight but I want to add sources of cash flow more than ever now that I have a mortgage.

We are hoping to sell the house as soon as they are gone).

Fellow Miami resident here, I would house hack in the area you want to be in.

You're going to need to reach out to the people you know for a potential partnership.Remember, this is also only a 4plex so you are still able to only put down 3.5% -5% if you house hack it.

Its an amazing house that I got for a great price and it was in remarkable condition compared to others I saw in my price range.

Mine was a 5BR/2BA house in Decatur.  

In order to get power ran back to our house, we had to get a structural report/sign off from an engineer.

The current house if 1800 sqft and is going for approximately $500 per square foot.  

@David Tiefenthalerthe only low risk, low-money down strategy for a beginner is house hacking.i've done a few seller finance deals with low down payments, but that was after i was well capitalized and already owned several rentals.