Rental and Cashflow Property - Management, Strategies and More

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Found a nifty cash-flow program that analyzes cash-flow for your properties, whether buying, selling or wholesaling.

Quote from software description:
"Simply input a property’s financial information and the software automatically calculates cash flow, Cap. rate, GRM, & rates-of-return every year up to 20 years & more, along with printable presentational-quality reports. All the information needed to make an informed investment decision at your fingertips."

It doesn't allow for insertions of pictures and other minor issues. But overall I think it's a keeper.

This IS a squeeze page (not mine and am not affiliated), so opt out after you download the software if you wish.

Link (software program is on the right):
http://www.realestateinvesting-gurureview.com/

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There are both advantages and disadvantages to flipping property as well as wealth building by holding property. This is a guide to help you figure out what suits your style of investing. The quick cash strategy would be to flip vs. landlording, but let's take a closer look at the two with the advantages and disadvantages of each.

The 10 Advantages of Flipping:

1) Quick Cash

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would a turnkey rental property using a hard money lender for funding a good idea for bringing in immediate income before venturing into other aspects of real estate.

would a turnkey rental property using a hard money lender for funding a good idea for bringing in immediate income before venturing into other aspects of real estate.

I am often approached by investors from all over, not just the US, that have invested in properties in Kansas City. The common problem that seems to concern them is property management. I would really like to say that it's just a misunderstanding or lack of communication that leads to these problems, but unfortunately in most cases this is just not what is happening.

Hi, I am looking for a good management co in the port charlotte fl aria to handle our first purchase. any advice will be appreciated . thanks 525erving

Im getting ready to do a sandwich lease. Can any one advise on the best ( easiest ) way avoid seasoning issues when the end buyer decides to excercise his option to purchase?

I am new to this, a work in progress, still learning the language. I had a guy ask me to find him a couple of MDU's- apartment buildings - in a certain area. I did some research, found a couple that met his criteria, and presented them to him. The properties were physically very similar and in close proximity to each other. One of them had a CAP rate of 10.5%, while the other was at 6%. He said the lower CAP rate was more desirable. The conversation went in another direction at that point, thankfully. My question is, why would a lower CAP rate be more desirable to an investor?