I wouldn't let them stop me from moving ahead at all.....Maybe ask for $2000 cash (to close the deal) back  just for fun.

If cash flow is your main criteria, chances are you'll be looking in the Midwest... markets like Detroit, Ohio, etc.Happy to help if I can.

I just want to be fair.The lesson here is avoiding the temptation to grab those checks and cash them.

Any way, as an REI you can 2x - 4x your cash flow by renting by the bed and putting 2 beds per room. 

You have to pay cash and/or have the owner hold financing.Get a VERY GOOD attorney. 

Hello, I have a buyer interested in my property that I have had for almost 2 year that is not cash flowing and I am losing money on ($200-300/month easy).

You could manage it as an LTR or an MTR yourself to improve your cash flow.

My issue is figuring out how to cash flow it.It’s hard to get accurate numbers with Cleveland properties ranging in quality.

Here's a breakdown for a rent-by-the-room investment property in Denver: - 6 beds/ 3 baths- Purchased in March 2024-Monthly Income: $5,300: Master: $1000; 2 large bedrooms upstairs $900; 2 bedrooms in basement: $850 and one small bedroom for $800-$300 Reserves-$3500 Mortgage Payment-avg $500 in utilities=$1000 in monthly cash flow! 

Hello guys,
I keep hearing that as a real estate investor you get tax deduction, depreciation asser, and no one tax you on debt. Is this really true? As my research if income AGI over $150k you dont get to write off ...