Here's what I set aside per unit:Taxes:  ~ $100 per monthTurnover expense:  3.5% GSRWater/Sewer/Trash: $30-$45 per monthMaintenance: 12%Cap Ex: 2.5%Overhead: 1%Insurance: ~$25/mo.Debt service (100% leveraged): $350-$400EVERYTHING ABOVE is increased by 10% to account for vacancyAll told, each unit still cash flows between $100 and $200 per month.These are B-/C+ small MF properties.Note I do not pay for management as I self-manage, but that is offset by the increased debt service created by the 100% leverage. 

@Bryan Germann Account Closed has given you some excellent advice.

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Apparently when I signed up, it tried to take the profile picture from my Google account and use that.

We could contract other items such as management and accounting. 

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Even if your cash flow is $400 per month you will only realize an annualized return of $4800 on a $600,000 investment.

@Sherrod Mcgowan-green My paycheck is automatically deposited and split between 2 bank accounts.

Hi All- I’m looking to provide a loan via a self directed Ira account.

Like many have said, there are a lot of factors that have to be taken into account to properly answer that question.