The “released but not fully paid” often just means the lender wrote off the balance.

For instance if your credit limit is $1,000 do not have more than a $300 balance.

I’d love to hear how you’re balancing flips and rentals while keeping momentum. 

I've have a lot of California investor friends and many of them are now sharing how difficult and how much money they've poured into out of state investments.

The idea is to leverage flipping profits for down payments, while also gaining experience managing renovations, working with contractors, and navigating financing.Here’s where I could use some guidance:For those of you who started flipping while still working a W-2, how did you balance time and responsibilities?

For me, the main point is balance.

From my experience the equity in these portfolios is difficult to realize.

It is very difficult to find lenders that will do a HELOC on an investment property.  

There are banks selling off performing notes at above market interest for 30-40% off the balance?  

It started after my own family had a tough experience, and it’s turned into my mission.I joined BP because I want to learn from folks who’ve scaled niche real estate models, raised capital the smart way, and built businesses that balance returns with impact.Outside of work, I coach youth softball/baseball and get humbled weekly by 12-year-olds who play better than I ever did.Looking forward to connecting, sharing, and learning with you all.Hi Everyone , I'm Brandon Schwab with Shepherd Premier Senior Living Fund in NW Burbs of Chicago.