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        "text": "To calculate potential cash flow, subtract all operating expenses from the gross rental income. Operating expenses typically include property taxes, insurance, maintenance, property management fees, and a vacancy allowance. It's crucial to factor in potential capital expenditures for long-term repairs. Kelby Contreras - Realty ONE Group Evolution can assist in gathering accurate local expense data, which varies significantly by area, especially in competitive markets like Miami or Fort Lauderdale.",
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