Is it worth the risk to purchase a property that will not cash flow immediately?

If I pay $70,000 above but can make $400,000 more in both cash flow and value appreciation it's a great deal.1. 

Yes, we have a few different accounts 1. operating expenses for the business 2. one account where all rents and cash reserves for maintenance are held 3. security deposits 4. company taxes 5. company savings 6. company salaries, etc..

Would it be consider as an appreciation market yet or just more like cash flow type of deal (since housing price is still fairly affordable)?

Plus, DSCR lenders will underwrite based on the assets' ability to cash flow rather than your personal financial situation.Typical Terms:30-Year Fixed Rate7.25 - 8.25%

Purchase price: $370,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Here is my link to my first Airbnb!

So when you have the banks not lending and supply skyrocketing, the natural result is home prices go down until the supply eventually went away when people with cash started to gather up the supply.Today the market is different.  

PA written up for cash to get offer accepted then switches to a mortgage with 2 lien positions so the Title Co loved that of course. 

Bring more cash to closing, addendum that specifies how much the seller would receive should the property be sold, etc.Any insight on this situation would be greatly appreciated.

Seems like automatic cash flow.