Owning a rental property can be a great way to create cash flow, but it takes some strategic planning and effort. Here are some tips to create cash flow with your own rental property:

Choose the right property: Choose a property in a desirable location, with low vacancy rates, and with a rental rate that is higher than your mortgage and other expenses.

Set the right rent: Set the rent at a competitive rate to attract renters, but also make sure it covers your expenses and provides a profit.

Manage expenses: Keep your expenses as low as possible to maximize profits. This means maintaining the property well to avoid costly repairs and selecting vendors who offer competitive rates.

Market your property: To attract quality tenants, you need to market your rental property effectively. Use online listings, social media, and other marketing channels to promote your property and reach potential tenants.

Screen tenants: Before you rent to someone, make sure you screen them thoroughly to avoid problem renters who may not pay rent on time or damage the property. Run credit checks, background checks, and check references.

Be a responsible landlord: Treat your tenants well and respond to their needs and concerns promptly. This will help keep good tenants in your property and reduce turnover costs.

Plan for unexpected expenses: No matter how well you plan, unexpected expenses will arise. Set aside some money in a contingency fund to cover these expenses.

Following these tips can create a cash flow with your own rental property. Remember that owning rental property is a long-term investment, and it requires patience, planning, and consistent effort. 

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