As has been explained to you before we have a very extensive application process for ALL tenants.

They have since, steadily risen and they have been collecting a very healthy rental income the entire time.

As you know when you secure a deal you want to move as fast as possible through the rehab and onto the rent collecting stage.

The question is whether you have the right to collect the other costs associated with the initial eviction process.

Of course we need to get an idea how much we could collect in rent.

They want a property that needs work, but not necessarily one with extensive damages.

They want a property that needs work, but not necessarily one with extensive damages.

You just sit back and collect a check each month for the bookings at your property.

My principle in this scenario would be $6K.Cumulative cash flow - Total cash flow for this time period (Total Income minus total expenses, including PITI)Debt paydown - Initial debt balance at purchase minus current debt balanceMarket appreciation - an increase in appraised value without extensive rehab. 

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