Sentences with phrase «enough cash flow for»

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The three men developed a simple strategy that enabled them to evaluate and upgrade Bunn Coffee's financial systems: set priorities by identifying inadequacies in current systems and analyzing the cash - flow cycle for ways to free cash for future growth, then set up new systems that will be both cost - efficient and flexible enough to accommodate expansion.

Our others are cash flowing well enough for me to hang out in Ecuador this year with the family and focus on writing:)

So, having enough cash flow in a physical real estate deal to cover a PM is a must for me.

That being said, seasonal businesses that meet the criteria and maintain enough cash flow to make the regular periodic payments during the slow season, can successfully use the flexibility of a line of credit to prepare, or ramp up, for an upcoming busy season or take advantage of other profit - generating opportunities.

By investing in commercial real estate for the long - term, I now have enough cash flow where if I lose my real job, I have enough income in perpetuity to get by pretty well, not at my current standard of living, but at an above average existence.

There's an opportunity cost lost either way, I put 30K into buying a house to rent, with lots of work day - to - day but potential higher cash flow forever, or I lock 30K into a retirement account now, never to be seen again, to hope for compounding and just enough passive income from dividends to live off way later...

Given that the market has seemed somewhat less focused on cash burn than we have been, initially we believed that the 1Q performance — combined with forceful management guidance for a strong 2H inflection in revenue, margin, and cash flow — would be enough to elicit a modestly positive reaction in the shares Thursday.

While such a large underfunding of the pension is some cause for concern, it is not large enough to offset the strong cash flows of the business.

A strong footprint in each of the three segments also makes J&J one of the most diversified healthcare companies; and it'll need some serious blows to its 12 megabrands for the company's cash flows to be hit hard enough to hurt income investors.

Even if a specific piece of restaurant equipment falls within your cash flow budget to lease — that pizza - baking oven that only exists on remote hillsides in Italy for instance — it might not give you enough of a competitive advantage to be worth the cost.

Many had plenty of cash flow, but their taxable income, used by most lenders for mortgage qualifying, wasn't enough for the loans they wanted.

Instead, they've run their finances conservatively enough that they can sit on depressed valuations for years at a time, knowing that they are still earning a good rate of return when measured as the cash flow that belongs to them relative to the price they paid for their ownership stake.

Fortunately for investors, GM has generated a cumulative $ 16 billion in free cash flow over the past four years, more than enough to cover its 4 % dividend yield, as shown in Figure 4.

True, the city will likely have enough cash to pay for all of this year's outlays, as tax revenue continues to flow in nicely.

Interested in acquiring some cash - flowing assets before year's end; my main hurdle till then is just waiting for the paychecks to add up to enough cash with which to acquire.

We have enough cash and cash flow to live on for at least a few months.

Generally speaking, we recommend that borrowers evaluate their loan needs while also considering other options to get a vehicle, including leasing or researching local vehicles for sale, provided they have enough cash flow.

The increase in volatility frequently results in investment opportunities for us; however, it has not yet resulted in enough new idea flow to allow us to put meaningful amounts of our cash reserves to work.

Borrowers with good credit and enough home equity may qualify for cash - out refinancing; this can further increase monthly cash flow by consolidating multiple high cost debts into your mortgage payment.

These companies also often don't generate enough free cash flow or FCF to put away consistently for employees» retirement.

Illiquidity should be taken on with caution, and with more than enough compensation for the loss of flexibility in future asset allocation decisions and cash flow needs.

My investment program is going well and I will have enough assets to cash flow renting for life.

If the assumptions are, for example, too optimistic, the entity may not be able to generate enough cash flow to pay you a distribution, or the development of the asset may not be commercially viable.

A primary risk with an unlisted mortgage scheme is that the scheme might not generate enough cash flow to meet its costs and debt repayments, and be unable to pay you distributions or return your money when you ask for it.

For example, if a scheme's earnings only just cover interest payments, it won't have enough cash flow to cover other expenses.

These guys are smarter than I am, and I'm smart enough to know that Amazon is a great business, but I can't get comfortable with paying 100 times free cash flow for the opportunity to own what might turn out to be much more cash flow later.

Determine if company is generating enough internal cash flow for growth or if there will be a need for additional capital to thrive.

I (mistakenly, as it turned out) thought that the company's hedged position would protect its cash flow (and thus its dividend) for the next 3 years, time enough for the then - current financial crisis to pass.

Press Play have already added enough resources for one's cash flow.

But in translating these general commitments into hard numbers, says Elliot Diringer, a climate - policy expert at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, «the cash flows really have never been enough.»

Customers are the reward when you finally get things close enough to «brilliant» — aka «bleeding obvious» for the cash to flow.

So, if you feel you will be able to amass enough wealth for all this in the next 15 years (based on your savings and cash flows), there wouldn't be any need for life insurance policy after 15 years.

Cash flow allows us to hold onto the asset long enough so that it can appreciate and allow for the three options we discussed above.

(There is some risk banks won't always extend a larger LOC, but as your balance sheet grows this becomes a smaller and smaller risk) Additionally, if you have a 30 year am and have an extra couple hundred bucks in cash flow each month, that extra cash flow (by itself) is not easily converted into real estate that will get you 15 % returns... it takes time for that extra cash flow to grow large enough to take down that next deal which will provide 15 % returns or more, so it likely sits in a bank account earning negligible interest until it is large enough to take down the next deal.

Buy as many multi family properties I could find for the least money down, cash flow enough to live, but then go get another job in the meantime.

We have enough equity to sell them to investors for cash flow, and enough reserves to try and sell them on the traditional market while vacant for 60 - 90 days for showings.

@Antoine Justiz, the only way this deal makes sense is if you 1) plan to stay there for quite a while and can bank or invest the money you are saving with the reduced rent and use it to get into a property that does cash flow positively or 2) are certain it will appreciate enough before you go to sell it that you can get out of it without a loss (including buying and selling costs).

Among his top tips to these buyers is to always have solid cash flow estimates around payments versus rental income, and to make sure there's enough in the bank to cover the mortgage for at least three months in case the rental income dries up for some unforeseen reason.

Then, I drive by them and see they are in a run down neighborhood, or the distressed condition of the property is too much for me to deal with right now, or when I run the numbers it just doesn't cash flow enough.

Can you find a REI opportunity that produces enough cash flow to pay for your new truck?

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 goal would be to generate enough cash flow to pay for my monthly expenses.

Falling real estate values have put the squeeze on borrowers to come up with new equity for a refinance, even when properties are currently generating enough cash flow to cover debt service.

This would give rise to the need to «budget» the big items at certain intervals in order to make sure enough cash - flow is held back to pay for these items when it comes time.

Needing a $ 100k may be 5 days of cash - flow for someone like Grant, but that's a high enough number to scare most of us from ever getting started, me included.

I do not feel fear in buying something, I am more into learning to analyze different markets and either buy one BRRR or one with a smaller down payment to cash flow but make sure I have enough cash to support both types of deals, since almost all investments need money for some type of upgrades.

We're planning to use the S - Corp for the flips (we don't plan to make enough money the first year to actually reap the advantages an S - Corp provides, but you never know) and the LLC is for our longer term cash flowing holds.

If you decided later it did not make enough cash flow to make up for your troubles, you would need to sell for 10 % more than you purchased it since you have very little equity into it.

Even if you can't receive enough rent to cover your mortgage payments, paying a small amount of negative cash flow every month might be easier on the pocketbook than forking over thousands of dollars for a vacant house.

Fortunately, I've held my real estate properties long enough that they cash flow even after paying for management but it was a lot of work in the beginning.