Running with your analogy having positive cash flow and buying a property to hold for the long term makes sense. Thats the classic mortgage scenario. But it tak

Running with your analogy having positive cash flow and buying a property to hold for the long term makes sense. Thats the classic mortgage scenario. But it takes time for that math to work out. Buying a new property every 6 months breaks that model. That’s like folks that keep buying a new car and rolling “negative equity” into a new deal. It’s insanity financially but folks still do it.