How does that affect your cash flow?

Although it's made our cash flow a little tight having this additional monthly mortgage on the land, we have not been in a huge rush to build.

Keep in mind there are lots of ways to make money in real estate and some strategies take more money to cash flow.

I don't see any deals from home trust, but I use them to gauge off market deal flow because of their size.

Additionally, it can help maximize renovations and improvements.A Cost Segregation study is an IRS approved federal income tax tool that increases near term cash flow by utilizing shorter recovery periods for depreciation to accelerate return on investment.

You want a house where the bedrooms and bathrooms are as separated from the flow of traffic as possible, allowing for maximum privacy for each housemate.

Stay squeaky clean with the IRS and local government agencies like code enforcement, sales tax, etc.

Grab a fixer-upper, spruce it up, rent it out for sweet cash flow, then refinance to recycle your investment.

Do you charge for small cleaning items, like windows weren't cleaned, oven needed a quick cleaning and kitchen cabinets needed wiped out?  

Womp wompIf $4000 is 3 years cash flow this is probably not a good deal.I have a minimum cash flow requirement of about $4000/year due to the cost of things like roof, HVAC, vacancy, painting etc.Have you penciled the deal out to make sure it makes sense?