His number are saying it will cash flow.

If you aren't paying cash for the properties, you aren't buying in an LLC unless you are using a DSCR loan or other non-homeowner loan.

It’s a great way to keep the cash flow going when tourism slows down.

I no longer work from a place of scarcity.I set myself up for success and work from a place of abundance.I have built my cash buyer list to close to 5,000 buyers, invested into a coaching program for private lending, and developed multiple exit strategies to be ready for any situation that presents itself.It let's me earn $40k per deal consistently today and occasionally hit some $90k+ homeruns.Embrace your mistakes, learn from them, and adapt.This is the only way to grow. 

Clean up the building and have yourself some cash flow. 

Purchase price: $100,200 Cash invested: $32,000 Sale price: $212,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in partnership with Ron Rowan, purchased a home on Dearborn St, Hobart, IN, for $100,200 on 2/21/2024.

I know Fannie/Freddie changed the guidelines for a cash-out refi to 12 months, but I'm seeing something called a no cash-out refi/limited cash-out refi.

i'm skeptical that it will 'cash flow' $400-500 a month if you're using a HELOC for the down payment. 

There are ways to use loopholes but it has to be done correctly to avoid issues.If you can rent your current home and it cash flows simply do a cash out refinance pull out some cash and use it for a down payment.

We evaluate the asset off the current cash-flow, building condition, performance compared to peers, rent rates compared to market, and overall health of the local market.