Cashflow is simply what is left over after an asset generates revenue and pays all of its expenses.

Purely in terms of rental revenue, I'd be delighted with another pandemic.

Property like this sf does not matter it is revenue it can generate.I think $400k is pushing it in downtown Hagerstown - just my 2 cents

I fixed the house up some and eventually rented it out for around 60k revenue a year. 

Those type of things drive rental revenue and attract more guests.

I've worked with many restaurants/manufacturing companies with 9+ figures of revenue and they're just registered where their HQ is most of the time.

At least I know the info I'm getting is good.People are mentioning the (COMPLETELY OPTIONAL) network marketing side of the business but in reality I'd rather a company pay its students to share their experience than spend 70% of their revenue on advertising.

Their requirement to return 90% of revenue to the investors makes things very difficult if they are borrowing money in a challenging rate investment. 

I grew revenue to over $1M in the first year without external capital or debt and maintained a growth rate of 20%.

We lowered our minimum nights We’ve gotten more page views on VRBO but it hasn’t resulted in an increase in revenue yet.