I don't see a way to generate revenue on this.

If you have not generated any income, nor purchased any properties, the only expenses you could deduct would be those that you incurred in the process of setting up your business (as an LLC, S-Corp, etc.), just be careful, the IRS expects you to make a profit in 3 out of any 5 years and they are quick to label those that do not meet this requirement as a "hobby" and then none of your losses are deductible.

As I'm diving into wholesaling and searching for my first deal, I'm also experimenting with different forms of marketing to generate leads and ultimately get a good deal.

When I use the app, if I switch windows in the middle of using the flip calculator and then come back to the calculator, the app resets all of the information that I have entered unless the report has already been generated.

I work with a number of investors from the Bay Area who are also trying to find deals that generate cash flow. 

It will be generating a monthly income less than 1% of value, and on top of that, you will be using a property manager.

In my Market Toronto I wouldn't recommend anyone to be an agent unless they have a minimum network of 100 professionals or willing to generate leads via cold calling or doorknocking that doesn't cost anything.

It took numerous phone calls from my agent and myself to random people in some outsourced office halfway across the country and weeks of stress to finally get the loan closed (and only because the seller agreed to an extension at the last minute).

Is it bad if rental property isn't generating any positive cash flow monthly?

What i want to do will generate about $4,500/month with $180k all in.