In my experience, closed-eyes yield the best ROI on calming your mind and preparing for daily challenges.

The cash flow we're yielding is awesome, mainly due to the student rentals so I guess the headache is the price you pay for the great cash flow.

Hi @Edwin De leon, I keep things simple, I want to know how much return will my initial dollar yield me.

Plus, your signs may get stolen and you have to replace them.I would think maybe wrapping your car with an advert or hosting some sort of event may yield a better ROI in advertising.

You have options, which is a great place to be.One option to evaluate would be to do the 0% down, keep the funds in a conservative account (CD, high yield savings, wealthfront if it is conservative etc) while you educate yourself.

If you have a great plan that could yield you much higher returns with the profits then sell.If not - and the house is lowish maintenance and stress then that cash flow sounds pretty good to me...

There are definitely areas of the city that can yield you a pretty penny in return.

A couple in response to a couple of your comments (I'm paraphrasing your points here):"The 50% less applicable in more expensive markets, because upkeep is similar for a 1,500 square ft. structure in Denver where it yields $2K a month vs.

My primary residence, I am in a 100 unit syndication, and while not a property, I do own my own business that I am working on growing and expanding which will have the opportunity if done right to have even better yields than RE. 

A Google search of her yields nothing.