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Old 11-07-2007, 09:08 PM
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Post No, slight negative is fine as long as not too much

Many experienced real estate investors don't advise inflexibility in terms of cash flow. Most say it's okay to tolerate a small negative cash flow but control it under some limit you set for yourself. In many highly sought-after regions, you basically can't possibility find any property with even cash flow. But that doesn't mean you should not invest. You want to project 5 years with negative cash flow, if the total is tolerable, do it.

Every year, the rent will rise, over 4-5 years, your negative cash flow today may be turned into even or positive situation. However, if you are inflexible, you may lose a lot of opportunities today.
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