Sentences with phrase «term cash flowing holds»

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.

Not exact matches

One can demonstrate the arithmetic quite simply using any discounted cash flow approach, and it holds for stocks, bonds, and other long - term securities.

While he doesn't explicitly name ROIC, Fink makes it clear that companies should be measuring and holding executives accountable for long - term cash flows, which requires good stewardship of capital.

The Long Term Equities group focused on investments, both public and private, with steady cash flow and growth potential that can hold their value and act as a hedge against inflation.

Many small businesses with tight cash flows often need a short - term federal loan to hold them over until customers or vendors pay for services or product.

Assuming Digital Realty's mid-single-digit cash flow growth holds over the long - term, it would imply annual total return potential of about 7.1 % to 9.1 % per year (3.1 % dividend yield plus 4 % to 6 % annual FFO growth).

The retiree can refill the cash bucket on an ongoing basis with income distributions from his or her longer - term portfolio holdings, thereby supplying a component of the next year's cash flow needs; rebalancing proceeds could also be plowed into bucket 1 to supply any additional cash flow needed for the following year.

On buy and hold investments (long - term), cash flow can be offset by depreciation and other deductions, which can lead to a loss.

But then if you buy and hold long term with cash flow rebalancing, then maybe tax loss selling is no use anyway?

The cash flow from operations, partners» capital, and the percentage of net income held back enables many firms to limit their bank borrowing to cover short term needs.

I will be concentrating on buy and hold strategy, for long term cash flow and due to my location I will be looking to out of state properties.

I'm a long - term, buy and hold cash flow seeker.

While amateurs perceive long - term hold as just the long term hold for cash flow, the sophisticated investors know better.

I agree with @Charlie MacPherson that starting out on the smaller side with the goal being a larger MF to buy and hold long term for cash flow.

«If a developer is buying and holding the property long - term, lenders get repayment through the property cash flow and refinancing in the future,» says KeyBank's Walsh.

Aggressive cash flow investor that is looking for long term buy and hold multi family investments in B / C + neighborhoods.

We lend to real estate professionals interested in buying and holding properties for long - term cash flow.

Sarah Larbi, is a long term buy and hold investor whom focuses on cash flowing properties and buying under market value whenever possible.

If you keep the property for a long term hold and monthly cash flow, your best option is to obtain a conventional loan.

Buy and hold, on the other end, creates long term wealth, while providing continuous cash flow and recurring passive income and considerable tax advantages.

I'll just keep it simple in saying IF you can find a deal below market value that is CASH FLOWING (main point) and plan on holding it LONG term, you'll be just fine with any market «crash», as the rental markets will hardly see a drastic downturn that the the housing market will experience.

Rentals held long term will be looking at cash flow, maintenance allocations, management expenses, vacancy rates will often be known down to an area of town.

I'm a new real estate investor in east bay, and I'm looking for an agent to help me buy a rental property to hold long term for cash flow.

One in Eden Prairie positioned as a value add deal, and one in Cottage Grove offering nice cash flow and a long - term hold opportunity.

When it comes to long term buy and hold, I focus on cash flow today.

In a longer term hold, when you talk about «return of capital», are you talking about ROI (so an investor puts in $ 100k, they need to get back their $ 100k through the cash flow, ie their 8 % preferred return, plus split of the overage, over 5 years for example) or are you talking about another setup, for example the investors gets back their capital through a refinance, and how does that work?

If I'm looking to hold long term for the cash flow, are syndicated deals a good option?