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Strategies to Combat Negative Cash Flow Due to Property Tax and Insurance Increases

Nazimuddin Basha
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Hey everyone,

I’m looking for advice on an issue I’m facing with my rental properties. Recently, my property taxes and insurance costs have increased significantly, turning what was once positive cash flow into negative cash flow. I’m sure some of you have faced similar challenges.

Aside from raising rent (which can be tricky depending on the market), what other strategies have you implemented to get back to positive cash flow? I’d love to hear any ideas or creative solutions that have worked for you!

Looking forward to your insights!

Thanks!

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