You need to consider the travel days as "neutral" - they may be either business or personal depending on the intent of the trip.

The market in Orlando is shifting - its still a little "neutral" in some areas but increasingly becoming a "buyer's" market, & the cash buyers I've spoken to are feeling it & seeking to adjust their investing strategies.

And if we get rates in the mortgage in the mid 5’s over the next few years that will basically be neutral.

A white marble look quartz with large gray or taupe veining would be lovely and neutral enough for mass appeal.

So as long as you are coming at neutral you don't have to pay taxes on your passive investments.

As a buy & hold investor, I have structured deals where they are cash-flow neutral when I am using leverage to acquire them.  

The point the CA investor makes is that it is wholly possible to get to the 5 million mark buy buying Passive CA neutral gear to slight negative gear properties.

There is no way to make it cash flow neutral, let alone positive.

My personal goal is neutral cash flow with 20% down and 10 year financing.

A little strange,   or as you put it disturbing,  that you were so offended by something that we were just having a general discussion about Jay  offers nothing but neutral and honest opinion,  he did not say anything offensive to you