Demand, location, positive cash flow whether you are financing it or not, area growth, amenities, repairs, seller motivation, is it in a flood plane  economical pluses or minuses, property age, layout, historical issues, future projections, neighborhood issues, weather issues that are negative or positive, distance from an existing public protection, if provided, storage area, and property taxes. 

Now, we will be negative cash flow a little over $350 per month.

@Marisa Alvarez find me statistics that show how many children die in fires caused by a rental property (and not human error or arson).

However, for tax reasons, she continually operates her business in either the negative or breakeven for tax breaks on her, and my fathers, personal tax statements. 

Relying on your tax professional's advice should relieve you of any fine because you were not trying to do anything nefarious.On the negative sideYour activity in subdividing the property makes the acquisition look more like developing and if your intent was to turn that replacement property into lots and sell the lots individually then that would not only disqualify the current sale but there could be potential (depending on how everything was structured and documented) ramifications on last years exchange also..

That is likely to avert a repeat of the 1918 epidemic but it will negatively impact the tourist industry for the near future. 

The negative is that there is a funding fee, which is typically a few thousand dollars that is rolled into the loan.

From that number, calculate your FHA loan payment and see where you end up.Again, I am going to assume both scenarios end with a negative number. 

We’ve found that there are several BP members that are very frustrated with Crestcore and they’ve got a laundry list of negative reviews on the Better Business Bureau website, Yelp, and google.

If there's just 100-200 bps of cap rate expansion, that will negate all appreciation from 3-5% rent increases.