As Tyler said, you may not need to worry about cash flow, as cutting out rent would essentially equate to a form of cash flow since you won’t be spending money on rent.

With our $1025 rent and monthly expenses (mortgage, PM cut, and accounting for vacancy, CapEx expenses, etc.), our cash flow is conservatively $150/month!

Well the 2nd month in a row my tenant asked me to work something out because she lost her job cutting hair from the pandemic.

There’s no short cut to figuring out a plan and finding the tools to bring it all together.

If you build a relationship with them, you’ll get cut in on better rates and terms.

Had it happen recently where a tenant was paying 27 percent of the rent,....had a change at the job and their hours were cut dramatically, they told the housing authority, I got some new paperwork....now the tenant pays 6 percent....Section 8 covers the other 94%.

My LLC with my partner is cut and dry.

Honestly, since this is your first property I would suggest cutting cost as much as you can in the beginning.

Pre-plastic, it seems like septic tanks can either be concrete or steel.  

It would appear you haven't really cut your teeth yet.