So in a lot of instances the good deals won't qualify. 2.)

For instance - if condo sells for 750K.

For instance, you can gain income from the other units by renting out on Airbnb.3.

(When I say "cashflow", I mean the average monthly net across the entire portfolio after mortgages/debt services, taxes, insurance, CapEx, vacancy, and all other expenses are deducted).For the sake of simplicity, let's assume that the investor has NO other sources of income other than their rentals (they don't have a W2 job or anything).Obviously, how much cashflow is "adequate" depends on an investor's unique situation (for instance, $5,000/month cashflow might be great for a person with one rental, but it might be totally insufficient for someone with 500 units....similarly, $1,000/month cashflow might be great if all you've invested is $5k, but $1,000/month cashflow would probably be terrible if you've invested 10 million).So, what cashflow do you consider "adequate" given other relevant factors?...

For instance, in my area, a 4 br / 3 ba house might gross around 2,900 if you rent it by the room, but the same house would only rent for about 2,000 if you rent the entire house as one place. 

Eagles Lead.[2] There are a lot of things in the World that are OK just how they are--Peanut Butter for instance.

The deal I got for my clients for instance came directly from another real estate agent who Was the owner of that multi family.

For me, I have never in any instance handed money over to someone because of a cool power point slide.

for instance, 100$ cash flow on each door so u need about 100 doors?

Maybe be more granular in your questions to your renter.For instance, renter says Mr.