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’m trying to quit, but they keep coming out with new flavors. 

I also found the 1000th episode quite refreshing.

I think the benefit of a mini split system over a central are the energy efficiency the offer, the individual control over zone cooling/heating, simpler maintenance, quite operation.In the end it comes down to what makes sense in your situation, but I will say that there is a lot of fear mongering among a lot of HVAC companies to push people to either central systems or if they do mini splits, then into the higher priced systems. 

Still not quite sure what your deal info is but from what I can tell you, you will have to come up with the assumption gap (cash/finance).

I would be very interested in just getting to meet some investors that are quite a bit more seasoned than me and have experience and advice for what is to come and what they have gone through.

By all means buy the cheapest house on the block in a good area.also remember rents increase over time, so something that is not quite cash flowing may in a few years.

Hi , I had a quick question about the notice to quite laws in North Carolina….

I am not quite clear on the comment about the need for exit strategy training.

But also, I'm being super vulnerable as this is quite painful but I'm also hoping that someone else might benefit from reading this and learn from my experience.  1.