Far from covering your negative cash flow but covers half of it and is a good indicator of future rent growth.2.5 years ago i purchased my first negative cash flow property (but for years i claimed I would buy a negative cash flow RE if my underwriting showed a return that met my criteria) and it was a lot more than $800/month negative with my underwriting (which was quite close to 50% rule).  

I ask this because upon looking around Zillow I found a "residential-single family" home that has 12 bedrooms and the description claims that all 12 rooms rent out and that it's already being filled for the upcoming college year.

I have several rental properties that are in personal name and I heard I have to do a quit claim deed but can some explain what is the purpose on doing this , thanks 

I have about $120k of equity in my home and was going to do a heloc, the only issue is I have is I currently have fha partial claim on the title from covid.

Making an insurance claim on something after the fact is a nightmare.

Unfortunately, I don’t think everyone is as detailed and going so far as to request a photo of the water heater serial number so they can check the units age, and have unrealistic assumptions about their coming costs.

Flips can be done pretty easily in 7 days if they are simple and as mentioned with planning or a templated plan 7 days is totally doable even for one that needs a ton of work.That being said 1 day seems unrealistic unless they exclude a massive amount of planning before the project which maybe they are.    

Furthermore, there was a greater emphasis on preventing the claim or incident from occurring in the first place. 

I’m interested with the supposed ease and quickness they claim to open and use said card.  

Do you mean quit claim deed the property to the LLC?