Then, after ten years you will start to pay principle as well, but by that time you should be able to raise rents significantly, which means you should still be cash-flowing. 

If you want to raise some $ and do joint ventures, track record and experience mean way more, but a degree adds, but doesn't subtract. 

Wondered if they're taking a day off, does it mean you should raise the rent because they have too much free time on their hands? 

So for instance, lets say the mortgage is $3400 flat and that split amongst 5 people would be $680 but I was thinking about raising the price per person to $750. 750x4(roommates excluding me)=$3000 leading me to only pay 400$ month compared to paying the full $3400 by myself.

I am in Denver and would like to raise capital by wholesaling.

The best thing for you to do is just raise the down payment as equity.

An easy trick is to call your credit card companies and ask them to raise your limits.

To cover that amount of money, some sponsors raise more capital.

Boards can be problematic sometimes with raising HOAs or special assessment charges for a new roof or parking lot, but if you’re cash flowing you can take the hit.

It was already well below market value, so we refused to lower it but agreed not to raise it as planned.