My investing partner does not think we need to budget for Cap Ex yet because we are making a lot of heavy repairs from the start and she wants that extra cash flow to roll into future properties.

The extent of Chinese money is also unknown because we don't actually track the flow of money coming into the country.

There's quite a few cash-flowing buildings in the southern parts of SF/Upper Peninsula under $1.5m. 

I do more than just flips most of my loan packages are for those in commercial, those who have cash flow issues, or those who need equity partners.

An agent out of Florida told me that I would have to put down around 50% of purchase price if I wanted to cash flow on a beach front property!!!!

I know all about the basics, for example terms like equity, expense, income, cash flow, escrow, appreciation, ROI, ARV, OPM,  and other things like that.

These jobs will produce larger cash flows with newer (upscale ) markets with the need of future flippers.True Flipping has always been around and it will stay around.

If it's cash flow, then the $100/mo loss should answer your question.

I don't have a lot of money or cash flow for cash offers.

However, that isn't how student rentals work in the real world.The upside to student rentals is the great cash flow, occupancy, and high demand.