In the areas of town with the most jaw-dropping cashflow you'll see little, no, or even negative appreciation.  

I only use A Healthy Home Inspections, Troy Thornhill.

I saw the negative cash flow and wanted to get it out to the community and make sure everything was right.

The financing terms would negate most of my cash flow and produce an unacceptable ROI..

There are lots of negative things that can happen with that.

As a full-time public school teacher, I only had about 11 weeks during the Summer I could really dedicate to building a real estate business.  

Although a higher DP means higher CF, it also means a lot longer time period to recover your cash in.What's really (I'm trying really hard to think of a nice word to use here),  Uh, "not smart", is thinking that somehow increasing your DP to change negative CF to positive CF is a good thing. 

That way you only pay interest if you draw on the funds (AKA have an active deal) rather than paying interest on it as soon as you complete the loan; especially if this financing will create negative cash flow. 

Now I've got:Property A: -$2500, Property B: $5000, Property C: $5000 for a total of $7500.Now that Property A is negative in my books I'd like to add $5000 back to it.

5) Is there a basis point reduction or penalty if I only hold for 3 -5 years?