Any positive cash flow is icing on the cake with all these other benefits.

Its icing on the cake brotha

Ice builds up on them as a part of normal operation.

So, to use the "slip and fall" hypothetical from above -- If you own and manage a piece of property in an LLC and your tenant slips and falls on a sheet of ice and alleges that you were negligent in your performance of your landlord duties, you and all of your assets are at risk.Stated another way, if you manage your own properties, you will not gain any liability protection by owning the asset and performing the property management under an LLC.

The local economy is worth about 130 billion dollars, putting Tampa Bay among the fastest-growing metros in the country.Furthermore, businessmen Jeff Vinik, owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team, and Bill Gates have partnered to invest in Tampa.

That wasn’t the main reason I sold but it was the icing on the cake for sure lol

Although in reading Property Rentals by Brandon Turner, he always shoot for positive cash flow and any appreciation is “icing on the cake.”

We've all seen charts where they show that stocks make that "hockey stick curve" in 30-40 years that encourage us to invest in the stock market and our retirement accounts.

So my appliances pay for themselves year 1 while still under warranty. 2) do you want someone who’s never done it before attaching their washer or ice maker in your property?

Appreciation is icing in the cake, but don't rely on it.