@Redgy Saint-Germain I'm currently in the process of a 203k loan and my mortgage officer said they would apply the left over balance to my mortgage balance as a principle payment, but the monthly payment would stay the same.

If you're looking for cash flow, maybe buy in the public markets (stock paying dividends, Master Limited Partnerships, Business Development Companies).

These systems help ensure that essential items like toiletries, linens, kitchen supplies, and cleaning materials are adequately stocked and maintained.

AND this doesn't include the increased principle paydown I also have with a loan that has already amortized for 2 years!

Budgeting and Financing: Determine how much you can afford by taking stock of your financial situation.

It's about taking control of your business's direction and ensuring it aligns with your core principles and objectives.So with that I challenge new members of the community like me to just define your goals privately or publicly if you’d like!

Ill take that over the stock market day in and day out! 

Making around 70k a year + realized gains from a stock market portfolio around 18k YTD.

I'm just about to close on my first four-unit, which is probably typical of what is available in Maine, in this type of neighborhood, at this price point - which is old housing stock, tons of deferred/poorly done maintenance, and relatively high labor/construction costs. 

We also are considering continuing to contribute to the stock portfolios and open a line of credit when it makes sense.