My goal is to build a portfolio that provides steady cash flow and appreciates over time.I'm here to learn from the experienced investors in this community.

Don't forget to include HVAC, roof, well/septic etc.If the deal still cash flows with amortized maintenance costs included then buy it.I love this kind of deal because it often leads to good discounts at purchase since many buys are scared away by it.

I can definitely tell you there's still a lot of positive cash flowing and 1% rule deals and you get amazing appreciation.

If I'm buying because the property will kick off a certain level of cash flow, I don't need to time the market. 

Currently facing an 8% APR, your consideration of future interest rates dropping to 6% in six months adds an element of unpredictability.

Delve into the strategic considerations property managers weigh as they seek to strike a balance between securing stable, long-term tenants and adjusting rental prices in response to market dynamics.

I see garage conversions in our market and it's great strategy to increase cash-flow.

This is typically frowned upon for SBA but is technically permissible as long as the unsecured lines payments can be made through outside income, I.e the spouses salary, investment real estate cash flow, etc.The big danger with this types of loans is many are on daily payment plans and many front load the interest.

Linden and Hilltop are good neighborhoods for low-cost barrier to entry, high cash-flow especially with section-8.

Rehabbed both homes and rented them out for a combined cash flow of $6,000!