Now with time and rent growth, what could be a negative cash flow property might very well become a cash flow king, but that takes patience.Another way to increase cash flow would be renting out rooms in the unit you live in, either Airbnb or longer term.

Talk like you are the king, walk like you are the king and act like you are the king.People will see that confidence and think that you are the hottest thing in real estate and they will flock to you.

Paid traffic is king and it should be videos with long text in the description of the post. 

I also found that my larger homes were getting more attention on VRBO and I was able to get paid in advance (cash is king), whereas Airbnb sits on the guests cash until they have checked in, then it takes even a few more days for them to transfer the funds to me (or you can pay them to send it earlier - BS in my opinion). 

its much like the Nigeran Prince scams that have been going on for decades.. we still all get those e mails.. but some must fall for it.Its just these scams have invaded our real estate space.However if your an American Greed fan.. watch the episode on Remmington Financial  these guys were the king of pump and dump due diligence lenders.. 

Cash is the king.

I have recently closed a deal on a 4-bedroom ( 4 en-suite bedrooms) house in King City, Ontario (This is my primary residence) and I am interested in reducing some of mortgage payments through short-term rental. 

Originally posted by @Maegan King:@Joe Villeneuve I was fearful after hearing all the details from my family member on this property.

The current owner has always self managed, but I live in King county, so that is not an option! 

PS: i know cash is king but still paying a mortage vs short term HELOC interest rates and ability of rinse and repeat...