Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $80,000 Sale price: $450,000 This beautiful renovated home near Washington DC promises warmth and comfort.

I recently bought a new home and rent my old home for cash flow of $400.

Almost every SFH I come across is cash flow negative.

I was able to use Lending Deck to close my cash out refinance.  

Price - $299,000Preferred Lender rate - 4.75% on a 10/6 armRent per unit - $2,000 +/-3bed | 2bath 1,500 sq feetFinancials - 25% down, 4.75% rate, monthly cash flow roughly $200Builder warranty included.

However, with our current low interest rate and rental rates for our neighborhood we could also cash flow appropriately $1000 per month, keep it and allow for further appreciation over the next three years until we would need to sell to capture section 121 tax exclusion.

That would free up $35K to use for renovations of another DP on another REI.That should still allow you to cash flow while savings funds and staying cash fluid.   

The property would cash flow ~$100 a month after all expenses. 

Check if their liquidity and net worth is a cash position or mostly retiree funds you can't touch.

It's a cash reserve and cash flow management system.