I did a loan assumption that is currently a GIANT pain in the ***.

I can't speak to giant construction jobs, but I've been through lots of deals that wound up going sideways and one thing I never said was "Only if the rate was 10.99% instead of 11.99% this would've turned out differently".Of course you always want the lowest cost of debt as well, but do you know what really matters and one huge reason why investors who flip/Brrrr to scale have a private money source? 

Now yes, I vet the hell out of a Hosting-partner, but that doesn't mean I only take people with giant volume of experience.

It created a giant puddle in the yard by the water shut off valve.

Unfortunately, they bought a giant share of that gain with leverage.They're not selling BTC to buy Ford or O.

- We often think success comes from giant leaps, but science shows it’s the small, consistent actions that compound into massive results over time. • If you improve just 1% a day, you’re not just 365% better after a year—you’re 37x better thanks to compounding. • James Clear’s research in Atomic Habits shows that habits stack like interest in a bank account: small deposits today grow into wealth tomorrow. • Neuroscience backs it up too—small wins release dopamine, wiring our brains to repeat the behavior and build momentum.Think about it: • Walking 15 minutes a day = 91 extra hours of movement in a year. • Making 1 more call a day in business = 250+ more opportunities a year. • Saving $10 a day = over $3,600 a year (before interest).It’s not about the leap—it’s about the step you take every single day.

Every Tom, Dick and Harry refinanced their mortgage during the Fed’s wildly low interest rate policy during COVID.

If we were to present accrual financials, there'd be a giant deferred tax liability.

I would be using portfolio lending on DSCR underwriting, cross securitized by, you got it, the giant pile of cash sitting in an account spinning round n round. 

The small tax savings you are getting now will pale in comparison to the taxes you will have to pay on a giant pre-tax retirement account that has grown over several decades.