Either pay cash for it or get a low interest C.C.  

How did you achieve this type of cash flow?

@Devon ShivesFrom my experience, If you're considering a cash-out refinance, negotiate for a smaller amount to keep the increase in your mortgage payment manageable.

Hey everyone,I’m a realtor (I don't service buyers - I'm not here to pitch) and small biz owner (senior home health agency) in Columbus with excellent skills and fearlesness in cold calling and prospecting (tens of thousands of calls, probably more).

These strategies have brought me incredible success in attracting investors and building rock-solid relationships.Take it from me, unlocking real estate excellence mostly depends on developing trust and involving investors. 

But even then you still need to have cash available.

My problem is that this house has a negative cash flow. 

People are always asking about which is better Cash Flow or Appreciation as NOI as an investment model. 

I am logging in mine on a simple excel but am curious how others are doing it / staying organized.

.: I have a main company, that owns a bunch of LLCs, each LLC holds a single real estate asset. 1 of the LLC also acts as a management company for the entire portfolio.Now it creates a problems that with each LLC, I need to file a tax return each year. and so far I am doing them by excel copying numbers from bank statement, which is a nightmare.Quickbook online charges $24 each month in Canada, which really adds up with the number of holding LLCs. and I don't feel like what I require from it justify the cost.