
7 August 2025 | 16 replies
This ridiculous belief prices go up linearly to the right will end if there's any more pricing increases without substantial supply shortage and/or wage increasing in non primo areas.All tariffs are going to do is kill demand in elastic goods & increase inelastic good prices to where the average consumer is going to have a higher % of their income go towards the latter not former.For inelastic goods that can wait, such as owning versus renting, we will see it get completely frozen.

9 September 2025 | 216 replies
Curious how housing market is going sit going into fall then EOY; it looks frozen and grim.

26 July 2025 | 4 replies
I spent about 300 and he saved me $1,200 per year which was frozen for 3 years.

28 July 2025 | 6 replies
Often, if you are late on one or more payments during a x-month period, your access to additional funds will be frozen, the interest rate may increase, and your credit will certainly be dinged.
6 August 2025 | 104 replies
I thought someone said either here on BP or Reddit that his assets would be frozen by end of this month?

24 August 2025 | 186 replies
NEAL - give a presentation where you show the status of ALL your deals - including those that are currently locked up and FROZEN.

18 July 2025 | 5 replies
If your plan is to use a HELOC short-term (say, 6–12 months) to fund BRRRR deals and then cash yourself out with a refinance, an interest-only HELOC absolutely makes sense in most cases.Here’s why:Lower monthly payments: Since you're not paying down principal during the rehab phase, your carrying costs stay minimal—especially helpful if the property isn't cash-flowing yet.Short-term use = less risk from adjustable rates: Most HELOCs have variable rates, but if you're repaying or refinancing out within a year, you're not as exposed to long-term rate hikes.Better cash flow = more flexibility: Lower payments free up cash for rehab, holding costs, or even your next deal.A few things to keep in mind:Make sure your draw period is long enough (typically 10 years), and check if there are any prepayment penalties or required repayment timelines.Have a solid refinance exit strategy—including appraisal comps, rehab timeline, and seasoning rules from your target lender.Watch for lender restrictions—some HELOCs can be frozen or reduced if the market dips or if your credit profile changes.If this is your first BRRRR, consider stress-testing your numbers with a few extra months of holding just in case things go slower than expected (they often do on early projects!).

14 September 2025 | 391 replies
His social media presence, where he purports to teach business and capital acquisition, is rendered corrupt by his inability to pay employees or investors on time and his blatant disregard for the SEC's mandated updates regarding the frozen dividends.

12 September 2025 | 446 replies
I suspect discovery is over trial was set verdict was rendered and monies have been frozen. well maybe not :) maybe saber rattler letters were sent maybe the first ones who are really upset and their lawyers determined that there was grounds to sue have maybe filed by now..

23 July 2025 | 136 replies
PS: If you take a stroll through the Reddit boards, you will see a boatload of unhappy investors, who are reporting many of the funds have frozen dividends, increased escrow and capital calls and management fees.