ALLIGATOR PROPERTY
In real estate business, a property is named as an Alligator property once the costs of property taxes, mortgage payments, maintenance, and insurance on a rental property are higher than the income that they bring in. The property will eat up all of the owner's profit, leaving him/her with a negative cash flow, if this situation is not corrected.
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