If costs skyrocket?

If I can make each unit responsible for its own utilities, the cash flow will skyrocket!

If you "Borrow" $100 today, and the stock markets skyrocket, you have to "pay yourself back" for amount that the stock has skyrocketed for (which may end up being much higher than whatever return you make on real estate).  

As far as Skagit County goes, take a look out east in Sedro Woolley where there are better prices, Mount Vernon has skyrocketed the past couple of years.

(A condo in Kelowna across the beach, a Townhome in Rutland and just bought a condo in Victoria)As mentioned above, prices in Kelowna skyrocketed ever since (I.e. we bought a Townhome for 295K in 2015 and now is valued around 450K) so take your time.

We had purchased in St George via a short sale and had it LTR for 2 years when the market skyrocketed.

But it's nice when you already own property and watch the prices skyrocket..

Prices are skyrocketing in the area but there are also many deal to be found.

This is because the odds of there being a law suite sky rocket.

I get the benefit for me, but our market is extremely good now and rents are sky rocketing and vacancies are extremely low, so if I were to try to do a master lease for cash flow, why would a property owner do this?