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

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

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

Purchase price: $218,000 Cash invested: $2,500 Sale price: $285,000 Partner Driven, with Jamie Munden, completed a fix-and-flip on Larsen Lane in Shawnee, KS.

I agree with you about how he needs to get refinanced in 3-5 years so I can cash out.

We've never used hard money or personal loans before, but do have 2 cash-flowing rentals and a primary.

What was the purchase price and how much does each property cash flow.

I have experienced buying the next:-lots -apartment doing BRRRR-Flipping in USA and DR-Long-term and short term -we have about 20 units long long-term rental And now we are building 35 more units apartments 1bed 1 bath for long-term rental (we earn the equity of the construction and with our analysis the CCROI 19% a year after all the expenses been paid)  and developing 15 units close to the beach to sellSo if you just asked me about a short-term term I only will talk about short-term but if you ask me about the other above I will give you my experience for free I have property in the USA and I don't get the same amount of ROI than in DR ask me and I will answer you  

In terms of cash reserves outside of that we don't have anything substantial saved (our savings went to the earnest money) so our priority is to pay down the HELOC and increase income.

The good, less money up front,  the bad: MIP and lower cash flow.