Moderators: this is not an ad since this property is not available... and besides, the OP is not in my target market. - SFR, ranch, rented for $855- all fixup complete- property management in place if needed- sale is pretty much retail (about $65/sq.ft., so right about at valuation for the neighborhood)- 5.5% fixed financing- 10% down ($7,500), no lender fees, but prepaid insurance, prorated taxes, closing attorney - 10 year amortizationIt's negative cash flow because the principal payments are $423/month and increase by $2/month.

I recently tried out Trulia's "Natural Hazards" feature, to discover that my rental is located in "moderate risk for flood" area in Fort Worth, TX.Thanks!

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or does he/she make moderate improvements?

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Even then, we rarely remain objective in our own assessment when the issue is so close and emotional to us (drugs, alcohol, money, etc.).I recommend consulting a trusted friend or family member that can give you honest, objective feedback without “guilting” you through all your poor decisions.

Moderate to a lot of deferred maintenance.Once I get it cleaned up should be able to rent units for total of 6700/mo.

There are plenty of ways to trade marginal value in your portfolio to immunize yourself against moderate deflation too.

The three cash flow moderately and the fourth or I should say the first I house hack so it brings in cash.

I'm struggling to decide if I should continue to house hack and invest in this area where cash flow seems pretty moderate and you have to break almost every rule (2%, 50%, etc) to make an investment decision.