With high rates, it's about maintaining cash flow but finding ways to still pay investors for money borrowed.Your expertise and feedback would be incredibly valuable and much appreciated as I fine-tune this packet.

Not easy/cheap renos for sure but all are now rented and cash flowing modestly after refinance.

-listed shares of Tricon jumped about 28% at market open, hitting nearly a one-and-a-half-year high.Under the deal, Blackstone will acquire all outstanding shares of Tricon for $11.25 per share in cash, representing a 30.35% premium to the stock's last close.You cannot tell me that cash flow is the #1 goal in real estate investing.

Throughout my ownership I’ve always thought that the best play is to pay off the property and then have the cash flow as income after doing so, to date I’ve never really been cash flow positive but always paying the maximum I can on the mortgage while having the rent cover all of those expenses. 

When evaluating multi-family properties do you simply go on rental rates listed on Zillow by agent and make an offer if those numbers cash flow, or do you ask for taxes or p and l's first (are sellers willing to do that before going under contract)? 

(We can handle some cash loss per month, but not a ton; ideally, we’d like to do something that results in cash flow.)Any advice that this group has for us would be deeply appreciated.

Cheap and good cash flow How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Cash flow How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Maximizing for cash flow over the next two years will create a different strategy over maximizing cash flow over the next 10-20 years. 

DSCR loans enable investors to qualify for a mortgage loan on an investment property without consideration for personal income or “DTI” ratios—making these loans a top option for investors scaling portfolios, especially for single-family rental properties.Qualifying for the best rates and terms for DSCR loans is primarily driven by three factors: leverage, property cash flow, and credit.