I, instead, invest in midwest markets (Memphis and Detroit), mostly doing BRRRR style purchases.

The other option is to sell it & use the proceeds of that to purchase another property.

It's a bit long but hopefully everyone reads this can guide me as a starter.When purchasing an investment property, it is important to calculate the "rental yield" to find out in advance how much profit the property will generate.

I have experience in note purchasing from the days of the crash, 8 to 10 years ago.  

The plan is to create an LLC per investment property we purchase, held in the holding company. 

I have a vacation home that has no mortgage and we are trying to pull out equity from it to purchase another property to use as a rental and vacation spot. 

I want to purchase properties all over the U.S. in specific areas that my wife and I calculate and predict high returns on with multi family units, apartments, duplexes, etc.

Purchase price: $1,730,000 Cash invested: $560,00014,000 SF 11-unit mix-use building consisting of 2 retail spaces and (9) second floor apartment units.

So, either the purchase price is very high, or your expenses are high. 

Purchase price: $40,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Building a duplex from the ground up. 1600 sq ft. 4-2.