Just a small update, I've gotten some great feedback from you all, gotten some bluntness, I've gotten some positive comments, and I've gotten some negative comments.I've taken everyones advice and went gungho.

Profitable and stable are two words that have a negative correlation. 

Once you do this you will start to see the correlation between different aspects of a deal.

You probably won't get distributions during hold.Syndications are generally tax-efficient, and Michael highlighted several key aspects.

To help you, we have developed a simple tool for gauging your emotional response to some common aspects of rental ownership.

Managing money might not seem as exciting as closing deals, but it’s one of the most crucial aspects of running a successful real estate business.

If you pick a solid property in a good area with good schools, it'll appreciate - it'll be negative cash flow as a long term rental (unless you have some creative strategy or do STR/MTR) and you're less likely to have repair, tenant issues, crime etc.

If the net cashflow is negative, it's treated like a debt/liability for DTI.

Hey @Joseph Chacko vellukunnel,I think @William Kwong covered some great points especially with the financing aspect.

I have made a lot of money in RE and negative cash flow is not a criteria that i typically ponder.