Hey All,Over the last few years I’ve decided to change my entire investment strategy from accumulation to cash flow.

Purchase price: $55,700 Cash invested: $62,000 Bought a 3.3 acre lot in a residential neighborhood 1.5 miles outside of downtown Prescott, WI.

Each cash flows great! 

I'm 24, working in the Texas oilfields, have a Mechanical Engineering degree, and sitting on some cash.

Hey guys I am investing in Dallas Forth-Worth & Tampa area Long term rentals and I’m doing section 8 also , I am getting property with hard money loan , remodel them, and  then re fi them for 30 years , I put around 45-65K for each property I have 4 properties that cash flowing $300, $500, $1000, $250 per month I wanted to get into Multi Family - 4 plex, 6 plex and up even 8-12 units as first deal.  

Purchase price: $450,000 Cash invested: $5,000Purchased this home to live in, then rented it and moved out just over a year later, this is my second deal like this, according to Zillow I owe about what Zillow says its worth but I got it at a good rate, although it was at the peak of real estate right before everything dropped and rates started increasing.

Purchase price: $225,000 Cash invested: $245,000 Older neighborhood with a ton of potential.

Only cash mate hehe 😁

In Arizona minimally you are spending at least 300k for a decent rental 3bed 2bath 1500 sqft and on avg at least 400k which is going to require minimally 100k down and closer to 150-200 if you want to cash flow where avg rent is the 2300$ range.

We have found the biggest benefits of self-managing our rental properties to be:1) Exponentially Higher Cash Flow2) Higher Quality tenants and therefore rentals3) More time freedom from your optimally performing portfolioAre you self-managing or using a property manager for your rental properties?