Dividend raises typically mean operations are doing well and management is confident
enough about cash flows to give shareholders a raise.
Not exact matches
Respondents also talked
about the importance of being
cash flow positive as soon as possible, and having
enough liquidity on hand when a business is founded.
Like most people I'm sure, I am looking for a place where my mortgage will be covered by vacation renters with
about 75 % occupancy or less so that I am making
enough cash flow to cover expenses.
The tower's
cash flow is
enough to cover only
about half of the debt payments on the building, down from 66 percent last year.
The 21 units to
about 75 units is the no man's land where it's too big to self manage but too small to be totally passive as not
enough cash flow is present.
What I mean by that is
cash flowing enough to save for reserves like capex, repairs, vacancy, etc. so I'm interested in what property you're talking
about.
Given
enough time (and assuming your property
cash flows correctly), just
about any investment starts to make sense.