I wonder if anyone (neutral) would be willing to help me cross-check my numbers. 

Every property expense becomes cash out of your pocket - because the rent isn't covering it if you are cash-flow neutral. 

- **Trustee:** The trustee is typically a neutral third party (often a title company or attorney) appointed to oversee the transaction and hold the legal title to the property until the loan is repaid.2.

Keep enough money in the deal to be slightly OTM or cash flow neutral, and have enough cash to reserves to weather any storm and be happy with a very quality asset under your name.

I personally like to buy real estate that has A) excellent long-term prospects ie. area growth, commercial vibrancy, high housing demand, rising rental rates and B) positive or at least neutral cash flow.

Hi Michael,So there's negatively, neutrally, and positively leveraged debt.You don't want negatively leveraged debt because you need to bring money to the table each month to pay for the bill.Positively leveraged debt throws off cash each month.

You must be a troll as 1) you quoted me stating so many people fail to mention that many purchases at high LTV despite my very next statement that you did not include indicating the challenges of finding a cash neutral property in many markets.  

So I'll give them a neutral rating.I have been using Crestcore for some of my homes for about four years. 

Look for something neutral that goes with any type of decor.

Neutral in my book.Good Luck!