When I started adding rentals, I kept it pretty simple: spreadsheets were my main tool for tracking cash flow, loan balance, and equity growth.

.- One of the best statements made, that I found in this course is "Keep it simple.

It’s not just cash flow — I’m also trying to account for rehab costs, refinance terms, and how much equity I can actually pull back out.Curious how others here approach it: do you build out your own spreadsheet, stick to a simple formula, or have another way of keeping the moving pieces straight?

I am curious about how others have structured this in real-world deals. please keep things very simple, these crazy structures people pitch only add cost and frustration.

The simple answer is that if you are listed in the places people look in your market and not getting traction, you are priced too high.

For one unit, it might make sense to keep things simple.

Keep it simple.

A simple option is to offer something like Sling TV, YouTube TV, or Hulu Live and just include the sports package.

New in illinois, just spoke with a seller and looking for a simple illinois wholesale purchase agreement. can anyone share what they use?

Hitting either number is tough for most people.AdvantagesNear-instant liquidityEasy to start with small amountsValues are simple to trackDisadvantagesYou must consistently beat inflation and ride out crashes for your drawdown period, which even the best money managers are unable to do.Allocate time to monitor the markets and reactLimited tax advantages, little or no leverageMonthly withdrawals reduce principal and make diversification more difficult.RentalsWith rentals, my goal is to own enough properties so net rent replaces my paycheck.