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Gabriel Novotny
  • New to Real Estate
  • Spring, TX
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Managing Rental Income

Gabriel Novotny
  • New to Real Estate
  • Spring, TX
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Just curious as to how other folks are managing the rental income once its deposited into your bank account.  For instance, are you transferring the "real cash flow" to a your everyday checking account and leaving all the reserves in another account?   Are you using a high yield account for the reserves?  Or just leaving the entire rental income in one account and saving the real cash flow for another investment?  Appreciate it and have a good one! 

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