The owner still loses the house.

Many investors lose opportunities simply because they don’t know what’s available outside traditional banks.

The private investors he mentioned will lose their invested capital, but chances are pretty good most of them already received more cash than they put in.If this goes on the block, will you have your own syndication lined up to take it over and turn it into a performing property with more conscientious management?

I’ve also heard good things about Rentec Direct and Baselane for a more streamlined setup, especially if you’re looking to keep it simple without losing core features.At the end of the day, the best platform is the one that fits how hands-on or hands-off you want to be.

.👉 Bottom line: The job market’s losing some momentum.

Hard money might be the more predictable route for bridging the gap.When you make an extra $60,000 for each creative financing deal, instead of losing $10,000 in fees for Hard Money for each deal, well If you can't do the math . . . 

If you keep it in cash as you do dollar cost averaging, you risk losing value to inflation.If you think gold is a hedge to inflation, then sure you can do that.You can also potentially put it into TIPS(Treasury Inflation Protected Securities).I personally would just make my life simple and put it all into EFTS now instead of waiting over 10-12 months if that is what you plan to do anyway.

They find a great deal but lose time because their funding wasn't lined up properly.

No faster way to lose money in real estate then to be stuck in a renovation without enough money to finish.  

We know selling would lose us money since we've only owned it for 2 years so we are trying to hang on, but when we are losing money every month due to the PMCs and their outrageous charges, it is making it hard.