Personally, I’ve seen some solid returns leveraging bonus depreciation, but I’ve also seen people get wrecked not understanding what “active participation” really means.Would love to hear how you’re all approaching this.

You have to be careful with every dollar if you’re going to scale sustainably.Thankfully, I’m in a place where this loss won’t wreck me.

From mom-and-pop shops to multi-million dollar family empires, partnering with loved ones can be a dream come true—or a slow-motion train wreck.

Yup thats just one guy and one example there is going to be some really bad stuff happen because of these so called trainers and again I lump everyone in to that so called trainer who is advocating this niche .. they should just keep it to themselves instead of making money selling how to do this.. its a trian wreck and a total stain on the industry..

Might not hurt to call the servicer and see if some kind of forbearance program is available to pause payments until the divorce is resolved so that the mortgage lates dont wreck your credit. 

They started having a guy from a company called Pathways come to these events and get people to put 40k on 4 or 5 credit cards which put them in massive debt and wrecked their credit because of this dishonesty as well as other things said in the three days.2.

Maybe I'm just a cynical person but when I look at the numbers they provide the entire scenario looks like a train wreck, with nowhere near enough DSCR to make this thing profitable and more refinancing coming due.

They wreck the properties and are just terrible people to deal with. 

It would be like me buying motorcycle insurance, but I have a wreck in a car and expect the insurer to pay for it.

JFK was a train wreck in so many ways but God bless the man's ambition and how he pushed the nation forward into a future.