So you can do the math backwards: if you want X in annual cash flow, you'll need 15x as much in equity. 

Great follow-up questions, Jordan — it’s clear you’re doing your homework here.

Just make sure the setup, title, and zoning work smoothly first.Feel free to DM me if you want to chat through the math or logistics—happy to help however I can.

Like the area and the math looked pretty good.

It’s clear you’ve done your homework, and that’s a huge asset as you start taking action.

Those idiots who paid cash who cant do math and dont realize that your return is smaller on cash purchases ..

@Connor Chanter Based on your post, sounds like you've done the homework on this.

Here are a few real-world examples of what happens when you skip the homework: Zoning Surprises:One parcel looked like a perfect spot for a single-family build flat, road frontage, good comps.

It’s simple to run the math a head of time to be certain you can clear enough and still cash flow.When you end up with an REI portfolio down the road of multiple 2-4 units and other properties raking in over six figures it will be better off clearing $8K to $10K on a flip after taxes. 

Numbers and math tell all.