Buyer starting mortgage balance is $90k (assuming 10% down)Example 2, the New rules way:Buyer offers $97k, pays their agent $3k, seller pays their agent 3%, seller nets $94k.

So here's my question:How do you strike a balance between higher cash flow vs building value? 

Are you able to move it and still have the balance you want in your portfolio? 

Decide on what you are trying to achieve and then determine if holding the house makes sense. 

The business accounts are referred as Business Brokerage and the personal accounts Cash Management - each type has two offerings, one offering with a higher interest rate paid on cash balances.

I'd rather have investors be prepared for the worse case (long hold period), just in case we have to hold for that long to achieve returns. 

Challenges for investors in AstoriaAs seen in the analysis/spreadsheet, achieving positive cash flow on a duplex will take at least 4 years.

For example, your credit card could have a line of credit up to $25,000 but you don't pay anything as long as your balance is $0.

Huge difference paying for furniture in cash $30-50k up front vs financing it over 30 yearsMy cash on cash ROI goals require me to outlay as little up front cash as possible and buying furnished homes facilitates achieving that high ROI

There are teller notes on all my rent payment accounts alerting bank staff not to provide a balance on the slip if it is not the account owner making the deposit.I have used this system for 10 years with multiple buildings and dozens of tenants without any issues.