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Chrissy Severance
  • Realtor
  • Gainesville Fl.
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Reading Income statements

Chrissy Severance
  • Realtor
  • Gainesville Fl.
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I am new to multi family.  As both a Realtor and Investor, I want to provide the best and most accurate info to buyers and sellers as well as understand it.  How do I look at an income statement that shows a negative cash flow?.  How do I factor in depreciation and all other advantages tax wise? 

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    E. C. "Stony" Stonebraker
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    E. C. "Stony" Stonebraker
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Coral Gables, FL
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    @Chrissy Severance, if you want to continue and grow in investment real estate, I’d recommend you pursue the CCIM designation. Check the website at CCIM.com and look over the topics for the courses.  It’s very valuable for any commercial real estate and investment properties.  Contact me if you want to discuss it further.

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