Rental property investors unable to resolve chronic negative cash flow
Landlords holding negative cash flow rentals face a difficult multi-variable decision between selling, executing a 1031 exchange, or holding for appreciation—with significant tax implications for each path. Financial modeling tools for this decision are fragmented and generic. The problem affects thousands of small landlords caught by rate increases after low-rate acquisitions.
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