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3.Any tips for managing cash flow and leveraging existing assets to keep growing my portfolio?

Tenat agreed to sign new lease just looking for some helpful tips before submitting it.Thanks

If you are setting aside funds for capex, taxes, insurance, or other expenses that don't occur monthly, transfer those funds to Savings each month and hold them there until it's time to spend them.

But realize that expenses also rise... property taxes, property insurance, etc will offset higher rents.The shortest answer I can give you (in my opinion) is that it isn't a great time to be jumping in for most newbie investors.  

If you were there over two years you won't have as much to pay as much in taxes.

Your “rent” is going to be the landlord’s principle, plus taxes, plus insurance, plus their mortgage interest, plus profit.

Here is a quick tip lenders usually lend you up to half your income.

Which would mean that all of my clients funds go into my bank account and I would pay them their net payout (rent less my Mgmt fee, cleaning fee, maintenance costs, taxes) at the end of the month instead of them paying me my Mgmt fee.

This growth is fueled by an influx of new residents, particularly from out-of-state buyers attracted by the area's affordability and lower property taxes.