If all four tenants have cars, we're already bleeding into the street.

I would be running your NOI based on current rents to make sure you're not bleeding money until you get rents up. 

Looks like right now almost every rental investment in Cambridge MA is going to bleed money on a rental cash flow basis.

We've closed some stock positions to boost funds, but I'm trying to balance a slow bleed vs ripping the Bandade, so to speak.

They are bleeding money -$2200 (~$600 when rented) per month.

I had a bleeding heart, but really had no interest in her or her problems.

This way you don't get nickle and dimed by the contractor and bleed dry of your working capital before a single shovel has broken ground. 

You must stop the bleeding. 

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DeAndre Williams There's nothing hypothetical about bleeding $3k per month.