The more expensive the lower the returns.

I'd encourage you to look at buying the property that you want to own the most 10 years from now rather than the one that gives you the best cash on cash return in years 1 and 2.

I continue to cash flow on this house so what is my rate of return? 

My goal is to be well-prepared so I can hit the ground running when I return to Pittsburgh in late 2026.

I think buying local for your first one is always the right move, even if the return isn't as great as you can get somewhere else.  

Hey everyone, I’ve been digging into the BiggerPockets podcasts lately, and from what I’ve heard for buy and hold investing Dave often targets 8-12 % cash-on-cash returns on small multifamily deals, especially in more affordable markets. 

Home had to be new and if memory serves me correctly having it on an actual foundation allowed it to qualify for 30 year mortgages and better financing options when we sold it after living there for a few years.The mortgage folks here on this forum will help you.

I am looking into this..specific niche of professionals, can anyone school me on best return or cash flow options?.

Memorial Day is probably the top choice for moving to a new residence.So don’t buy in the winter.  

I have an 8 story building on Memorial Dr in Houston (next to Memorial Park).