The Risks of Investing in a Zero Cash Flow Property

For those who understand the risks, the “loss” produced by a zero cash flow property can be a valuable offset to their alternate income, helping to round out their portfolio and reduce overall tax liability

For those with the appropriate portfolio composition and risk profile, the benefits of a zero are clear-but as with any investment strategy, there are risks.

For those who understand the risks, the “loss” produced by a zero cash flow property can be a valuable offset to their alternate income, helping to round out their portfolio and reduce overall tax liability

For those who understand the risks, the “loss” produced by a zero cash flow property can be a valuable offset to their alternate income, helping to round out their portfolio and reduce overall tax liability

For those who understand the risks, the “loss” produced by a zero cash flow property can be a valuable offset to their alternate income, helping to round out their portfolio and reduce overall tax liability

Who Should Consider in Zero Cash Flow Investments?

Weighing the risks against the potential benefits, it’s apparent that zero cash flow deals are not for everyone. Many investors are not equipped with the resources to weather a decade or more without an initial return on their capital, and not all investors have the risk profile or portfolio makeup to make buying a zero an appealing option when compared to other investment strategies. Still, zeroes may be a sound choice for a very specific investor-one who earns significant income from a primary job, from other investments or both.

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