You’re considering buying a deal with negative cash flow because you like the upside.
My first response is, “NO, don’t do it!”
This is because I view this as an advanced strategy and not for the faint of heart or the newbie.
However, sometimes there are good reasons to take on a negative cash flow property. For example, in Washington, DC investors are very successful with purchasing vacant apartment buildings, fixing them up and leasing them with Section 8 tenants. In the process they create value so that they can either refinance the building and hold it or they sell for a profit.
In order to take advantage of opportunities like these, you HAVE to take on negative cash flow.
If you’re considering a deal like this, proceed with caution, and then follow these four rules.
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