For instance, being able to spot an easy opportunity to add a bedroom or a bathroom to a property...if it's an easy conversion, and it's on the right type of property in the right market, 10-20k spent to add a br and/or bathroom can pick you up an extra 500-1000 per month in rent...do the math, and you'll find that that is some incredible cash on cash return. 

All too often, inexperienced investors are lured in by the incredible cashflow opportunities of C and D properties, not realizing that many C's and D's aren't worth the hassle and expenses they produce--regardless of the cashflow. 

Are you trying to negotiate the lowest price possible to ensure that it produces cash flow today?

What they miss is the combined ratio, the cost of producing the policy together with the loss expense is generally found to be in line with that of property insurers.That's because many don't realize title insurance is a loss avoidance product as opposed to loss assumption product as HO insurance is. 

It's a truly incredible platform.

We like multifamily and apartment complexes because of the cashflow they produce and the ability to hire staff to run operations.

We like multifamily and apartment complexes because of the cashflow they produce and the ability to hire staff to run operations.

There are property investment loans that are based off of future income produced instead of your income and credit.

I compare those with my subject property and the level of finish I plan to produce within that asset in that area.

Rents don't typically drop, but the last couple of years saw incredible increases so a correction wouldn't surprise me.https://www.housedigest.com/11...