
12 November 2020 | 22 replies
He exited that relationship after getting bombarded with calls from foriegn investors demanding their money - they netted less than 5% after the expenses, commissions, and other fees were extracted.
18 February 2022 | 77 replies
Investing with an experienced syndicator can provide benefits investors may not receive if they choose to go the DYI route, including:Access to better deals: Syndicators are experts at finding great deals that never become available to the general public.Lower investment amount: Similar to the way you can purchase shares of public equities, investing with a syndicator enables you to purchase shares of much larger properties than you could on your own.Free up time: Passive investment allows investors to focus on the important things in their life while the syndicator does all the day-to-day work.Lower risk: Investors leverage the syndicator’s experience to avoid making costly mistakes.

13 January 2022 | 65 replies
Are you suggesting that having equity in a property is bad, and that extracting the equity is better?

15 February 2023 | 27 replies
If they refinanced is and extracted out their initial investment the return would increase further.BTW the house my parents purchased in 1969 for $19.5K is worth ~$1m.

20 November 2023 | 33 replies
Portfolio loans enable borrowing against equity in multiple properties, while hard money loans provide swift cash access, though they can be pricey.
28 February 2018 | 12 replies
This enables them to buy cheaper properties, larger quantities, take more risk, etc.

16 January 2022 | 108 replies
Cheers to you and your Daily Grind Extraction Techniques!

27 July 2020 | 51 replies
We have purchases that now have rent to purchase ratios >4% ($16K/month rent on $375K purchase); imagine the cash flow if no money has been extracted!

29 July 2021 | 42 replies
This goal will enable our family to have a secure retirement plan, college (or business startup) funds and long term passive income to vacation and travel whenever we would like."

22 August 2021 | 102 replies
Enabling bad behavior is bad both for the person you are enabling and bad for society.