Saving your cash and using more leverage or puting more money in the deal for immediate cash flow?

unless this property is unsalable on the open market or your selling it for far more than its worth this is a Pass full stop.. 4% is not even close to market rate for seller financing it should be 8 to 10%and if you need cash then you have factor that into their down payment.

@Jose Julio, I joined only 2 weeks ago but already the "Tribe" has made it completely worth it to me, I have been teamed up with mentor(s) who ARE on my cash buyers list and help me add to it, they also put me onto the right title companies to use and contracts.

Hi Ashlee, I'm just wondering if this is one of those scenarios when it's time to offer a tenant "Cash for Keys".

let’s assume a mix and use $6k or $500/month.Expenses: $2200 + 770 + 550 + 500 = 4020$11k - $4020 = $6980 cash flow/month is $83760$83760/$1550000 is 5.4% return from cash flow.  

With bonus depreciation, you are accelerating the depreciation to have more cash in hand today to be able to compound the growth of your portfolio.

Julio - Have you priced out a DSCR cash out versus a Heloc yet?

We’re interested in cash flow and recycling our money.

Rent-by-the-room properties can be absolute cash cows, but proper systems and management structure are crucial. 

BP podcasts are always talking about charging utilities back to the tenants as a quick cash flow fix.