Earlier today I posted a new blog post called 88 Ways to Improve Cash Flow from Real Estate Rental Properties with some slightly updated infographics.
All of this is for the new coaching program for real estate investors that are looking to buy a rental property in the next 90 days that moves them toward being financially independent even as property prices are high, mortgage interest rates are high, and rents are lagging.
Yesterday, I shared an article about the most effective strategies to improve cash flow on rental properties right here on substack.
In that article, I talked about how I’ve been coming up with some very interesting distinctions for grouping and organizing these strategies.
For example, in the article I posted on my blog this morning I grouped them by WHEN you use them… what stage of the buying/owning process.
In the post yesterday I grouped them by size of the cash flow improvement.
We could also group them by:
Which ones improve the amount of rent you get
Which ones reduce the expenses you have on your rental
Which ones impact the loan you’re getting
Which ones impact the taxes you’re paying
Which one move returns from one quadrant to another (aka my idea of Deal Alchemy™)
But today, I want to mention another grouping: time compression.
I want to talk about this one because… right now… there is one time compression based cash flow improvement that is exceptionally large… and can improve your cash flow by literally hundreds of dollars per month for a typical single family home rental property, requires no special skills and is super, super easy to get… in fact you don’t even need to do anything yourself… it is something you just pay a small fee to have someone else do for you.
Time Compression
Let’s walk through an example in detail so you can see how this works…
There are some returns you get from owning rental properties that you’re scheduled to get no matter what…
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