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Olivier Pare
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  • Mercier, Québec
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Every deal that I analyse never produces CASH FLOW!?!

Olivier Pare
  • Investor
  • Mercier, Québec
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Hi everyone, 

I am actively looking to buy a multi family building here in Quebec, Canada (preferably a 6 unit). I analyse deals every day and there is one thing that bothers me.. I never seem to get a cash flowing property! 

I do think that my numbers are correct and I take into consideration expenses correctly (I read a lot on blog posts and forums about how to analyse deals). 

I know that everywhere, everybody is talking about how cash flow is king and realize the importance of it. But is there more to a property than cash flow, or it should be the most important factor in my buying decision? 

I know that my question is pretty vague, but does anyone seems to have a similar problem, or any explications or tips of any kind? 

If you need any more specifications such as numbers or anything else, let me know!

THANKS!

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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I'm sure if you were to plug in some basic numbers from my properties into your spreadsheets they likely wouldn't cash flow either, but I had $70k in free cash flow last year.

I'll keep buying the properties I do and growing rich while the novices say they would never buy the properties I buy.

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