All of my lenders said that it was the profit the bank makes and they don’t know why it’s in there or the history behind it.

You can do a lot of things but you do not want to be busy... you want to be profitable.

That's actually pretty significant.. in a lot of cases it's around a 20% hit to profit per door for most landlords.. 

You need to flip regularly, using the seed money over and over, and spending the profits (only) on your cash flow properties.As much as it might seem crazy, I would sell your CF properties for the profit and keep flipping until you can buy rentals with your profits. 

They would receive 10% of the cash flow and 10% of the profit when we sell. 

We bought our first house, a light fixer, renovated it and sold it for profit.  

The mortgages add up to $4131 leaving me a profit not including expenses of $3119 a month split 50/50.

I also launched a customized T-shirt company and that has taught me much in the way of product development, managing operating costs and expenses as well as marketing, profit margins and other cool things you're not taught in school.

But I want to maximize the space and profits.

We returned the private money and made a profit!!