When I try to analyze properties applying the four quadrant method, it does not work in Montreal because most of the time I have negative cash flow and the return on investment (cash on cash) is very low around 1-2% or negative.

So my cash flow is negative $100.

When I try to analyze properties applying the four quadrant method, it does not work in Montreal because most of the time I have negative cash flow and the return on investment (cash on cash) is very low around 1-2% or negative.

The governing documents could be a make or break it deal, despite allowing rentals I know of townhomes in Lakeville that charge move-in move out fees that are astronomical.To pay the association $250 because you got a new tenant moving in doesn't seem like that big of a deal, but to pay another $250 for them to move out and another $250 for someone else to move in could really start to cut into the passive income you seek.In addition to the governing documents it would be in your best interest to ask a few neighbors within the community what their overall satisfaction is with the board and the association management company since your not going to live there this tone could be a positive or negative for REI.But out of everything I've said the most important aspect of considering purchasing within a Townhouse association is to determine The strength of the financials.

It works best on a windy day as you have positive pressure build up on the front side and negative pressure on the back side.

They told me the property would have 3-5 years of negative cash flow before it breaks even.

It's creating negative cash flow and deluding any appreciation you are getting.

I'd like to know what are some key market stats that indicate which areas have a good, growing renter population that you all look for before investing in a rental property? Also, where is the best place to get that i...

Even if I offered a dollar prior the house being bulldozed I might end up negative because I don't know the cost to bulldoze a house down.That is why I'm on here looking for advice from others with experience.

Here are the reasons.One, the additional income will negatively affect the low income tenant who lives on welfares including food stamp, earn income credit and obama care etc.