It's solving a "problem" by generating a bigger more pervasive systemic problem. 

I want to share a strategy I’m using to generate cash flow in today’s high interest rate environment.

I don't have a specific neighborhood in mind, but prefer safe and higher rental income generating neighborhoods.

They all started generating income since Jan 2025. 

So if your property generated 80k a year take home, after all the expenses, taxes, maintenance, you can expect a net income about 40-50k.

I hired a private investigators once to help me track down a next of kin because 3 generations of direct descendants were dead.

That curiosity and drive to understand the deeper mechanics of real estate will serve you well as you build your portfolio.If you’re focused on generating cash flow and long-term wealth, you might want to explore turnkey rental properties in strong cash-flowing markets like the Midwest and Southeast.

They are looking to write off taxes, leave it for the next generation and enjoy life in a community that meets all of their needs (convenience and privacy).

But with a co-living setup, renting out each bedroom separately at $850 per room could generate $4,250+ per month—a 70% increase in rental income. 

I currently own three rental properties that are all generating positive cash flow, but I’d prefer not to use my own money for this next project.