Most people never even get that far, so you’re already ahead of the curve.Now that you're sitting on ~$180K in equity, you're in a perfect position to leverage what you’ve built and start scaling with more intention.In Tight Markets, Scale Requires Strategy -Finding good deals—especially in tighter, competitive areas—gets harder as markets mature.

LOL Sure lady.

Especially for folks in line for an inheritance or for those of us who are 'mature' and considering liquidation of some of our assets. 

I had one lady with a questionable credit score be interested.

And third, with a "doomsday" mindset of "if everything goes wrong, what do I do" is a strong indicator of mature consideration. 

I have a couple of short term first trust deeds ready to mature and need to re-deploy this capital.

Their website has a very awkward user interface that is challenging.When this company matures, I think it will be a very good option. 

He can decide whether to sell or not, but the market sets the price, not him.I own properties in small towns and major cities; it is far easier in small towns because the code enforcement department is a lady named Laurie that had a daughter in my wife's class at the local school last year or is your neighbor's cousin, etc. - it's easier to find a connection point and get somewhere.

Hi, what’s the young lady name?

Then exit routes are/are not1) Flipping does not work, as buyer/buyer's lender would demand a clean title. 2) DSCR loans are off the table, because they require fully clean slates.3) Come the private loan maturity in 1 year, I try to refinance into a conventional DTI loan, with the junior solar lien still standing.