As long as the property cash flows, that's what is mainly needed. 

Really pumped you introduced yourself.. how comfortable are you with analyzing cash flow details so far?

Have a portfolio of homes I'm looking to cash out on and put into commercial or large multi.

While cash flow is always a plus, I prioritize long-term appreciation as a key factor in building lasting wealth.I’ve noticed that many investors focus solely on cash flow without considering long-term wealth creation.

Purchase price: $142,500 Cash invested: $25,000 We purchased 2 adjacent, tiny rowhomes in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia.

But also more cash flow, more potential.

Even at $2200 I don't expect to get a positive cash flow for the first year, but that's okay as long as I rent it out and learn from my mistakes for my next investments.

For context, I am working on a passive investing platform with no cash-flow and emphasis on equity growth.

It's easy to obtain, costs very little, and doesn't require extra, on-going effort to maintain.

Purchase price: $122,000 Cash invested: $41,000 Value after renovation $175,000.Closing $ 31,000 Renovation $ 10,000 How did you add value to the deal?