I would have had to put roughly 20% down (plus closing) on a 220k duplex to achieve a cash flow of roughly 800-900 per month. 

Currently, we are using an Excel feature called Goal Seek, which helps us play with certain values — land for instance — to achieve certain goals, like ROI.

The 1% is very achievable here.

They're looking to spend a lot of their time screening deals, working with contractors, crunching number, making offers, sometimes managing their own properties, etc. in order to achieve much higher returns.

I am seeing people achieve these types of numbers and if you can get a deal that hits 1.5% it typically will be a great deal long term. 

My goal is to as quickly as possible achieve an 80% or greater LTV ratio so I can take out a HELOC and purchase another property.

I am on track to achieve a Bachelor's in Business Administration and Finance, along with a minor in Real Estate from the University of Washington.

PPC ExperimentMy goal this year is to achieve healthy deal-flow via heavy investments in scalable marketing funnels in order to acquire some residential properties in Metro Atlanta. 

The DC area is amongst the lowest risk markets in the country, and then with that we will have incredibly low yields. 2% is not achievable even in the worst parts of the metro area.

Would you all say that it is impossible or achievable to double the amount of units bought every year for 10 years?