Are you cash flowing the property?

For us, long term equity growth and appreciation are top priorities, since we don’t really need a few hundred a month in cash flow with our current income.

However, when there is a refinance event in the model, the cash flows are much lower because the debt service is higher.

Hi Jordan,If the deal makes sense, a DSCR loan is a viable options - it's harder for sure, but there are still turn-keys that can cash flow from day 1 in this market.

I bought a property that was horribly mismanaged for around $450,000 that would not have supported financing with its numbers but have turned it around in 10 months and am doing a partial cash out refinance currently on it to allow me plenty of cash flow still but also cash for my next investment.

Cash flow may be difficult without doing some value add or potentially doing a furnished rental or development.

To be upfront, it takes years to see some consistent deal flow/business.

I have an opportunity to add an ADU to a duplex I own that would return about 12.5% CoC and increase my pure cash flow on that property by $800/month when completed but I’m not convinced that’s the best move.

We are considering selling this empty lot for additional cash flow, however, I worry that by doing so will devalue the rental property when it comes time to sell.

Everything we look at here in Tampa seems like the numbers aren’t even close to cash flowing.