Below are the numbers I ran, would love to hear where I am making a wrong assessment, and maybe some I am correct!

In my opinion there is no right or wrong way to purchase.

Hello folksI have a question about a payment claim I received through a law firm representing Hoa, Orlando, Florida , villa's costa del sol A payment that was allegedly not paid in time (actually paid to the managemen...

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

There is nothing wrong with that.

(The nerds could be wrong, and there are different FICO algorithms used by different industries, and your FICO fluctuates +/- 20 points month to month for no reason at all, etc)

As a result, I want to lay out a scenario I hope to create (let's assume I can create the scenario below) and I am asking feedback on all of the things that could go wrong that I should anticipate/prepare for: Scenario:5 fourplex properties = 20 units (average $900/month rent) - Looking for cash flow not necessarily appreciation for these properties$1.5MM in investment property debt (Average purchase price $300K; Market Value $400K)$500,000 equity across properties (Average $100K)Loans: Conventional fixed rate or seller financing fixed rateRental Income: $18,000Mortgage for all properties monthly: $10,000Cash Reserves on hand: $200,000 (separate from the equity in the properties)Reason for Scenario: My purpose in stepping away from a full-time job would be to start ramping up flips to pay down the mortgages over time.

There is certainly a right and wrong way.

Even at $1,700, I would still be at negative cash flow.So my question for y'all is what am I doing wrong?

Hell I'm beginning to think I may have been wrong about them.