Hardly ever though have I seen a deal with negative cash flow.

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Nothing negative, but not a lot to go on.

I'm not tryig to be negative here, I only say this based on my experience with a REC in another state (NCREC file D13-0168).Anyone can sue.

If you make a mistake on the buy side and end up with negative cash-flow (yes, it is possible - again just ask me how I know), you will have a heck of a hard time getting out of the mess.

The paint looks great, nice neutral color but still enough contrast with the trim.Not to be negative, but how old is that roof?

If someone has perfect credit they usually keep negative reporting in house if just a few weeks late and do not report (not always) a late payment until you are getting over 1 month behind.

Funny no other realtor that I emailed the same requirementsto had anything negative to say about it.I`m not insulting anyoneI just want an accurate ARV,if you can`t give me one,I`d rathernot do business with you anyway.I have other realtors to give meCMA`s.Your loss Thank You, R.Miller.

@Vinh Huynh  why buy a property for NEGATIVE cash flow ?

It can be negative.