Are you being literal about pulling your $500/mo out for cashflow immediately but not having capex and vacancy in your original cashflow calc? 

Literally within 3 mos afterwards, long time tenant in the other side stopped paying, and new tenant went delinquent within 60 days of moving in. 

Literally everything to learn about real estate, deal-wise, all comes down to simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

This is literally a no-brainer, if your numbers are truthful and  correct, you should of costed on this already.

That's literally nothing and if you flip it in a year, they get 2%...

I'm a lifelong resident of Flushing and currently live in Bayside.

The property is located, literally, across the street from the campus core.  

So all of a sudden you have a decline in collected rents, your cash-flow sails out the window, you're paying 18% on credit card debt, and with lower equity you literally can't afford to sell the property because you can't afford the debt payoff and the realtor commission, closing costs, etc.  

Literally in the same situation so if you need anything or want to talk anytime feel free to reach out.

I literally can't get any listing agent to call me back.