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For Cash Flow  What is just as important as location, location,
location when analyzing a piece of real estate?  Cash flow, cash
flow, cash flow!  The Lucrative Investor defines cash flow as
the net profit left after expenses.  This includes all of the
expenses associated with owning real estate such as mortgage
payment, insurance, taxes, property management, maintaince and
in some cases a property owners fee (commonly referred to as an
HOA).  Too often, investors purchase an investment property
without throughly conducitng their due diligence.  For seasoned
investors, what I’m about to tell you is nothing new, but often
comes a surprise for newer investors.  In general, cash cow
properties will not be prettiest property on the block, but
running a successful real estate portfolio comes down to at
least covering the monthly and unforeseen expenses.  “Aligator”
properties as we call them, or negative cash flow properties
take from investors bank a