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Cassidy Burns
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How should I handle my $$/bank accounts

Cassidy Burns
  • Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Hey BP, Quick question: Any suggestions on how to manage rent and cash flow? I have started a new account where my rental mortgage payments are being made out of and where my rent checks are being deposited into. Should I create another account where I am taking my positive cash flow out of this account and then another separating 10% of all rental cash flow for cap expenditures? How are you guys doing this?

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