Run the numbers and you’ll see that the P/HML will take roughly one-quarter to one-third of the profit in a sensibly originated deal.

My best average was managing 184 properties in 7hrs a week, measured over a quarter.

Originally it was only going to take a year after investing 3 years ago, but the excuses just kept building Quarter after Quarter with Covid Covid Covid, construction costs, interest rates, and then their Facebook Ads not working. 

If you have taxable income outside of a W-2, you need to be proactive with planning and scheduling estimated payments (at least quarterly or increase W2 witholding), since there’s no automatic withholding and can catch people offguard. 

Here are the terms:12-month term17% Interest (Annual)Quarterly interest paymentsSecured by equity (not real estate-based)$250k minimum investmentFirst-come basisFeel free to book a short 10-15-minute call if you're interested in learning more.Marco SantarelliPartner, Money Is MastermindHere is their marketing email about the original fund I am still receiving:In today’s volatile market, I want to discuss inflation and some ways you can beat inflation to help you grow your wealth and boost your passive income with a focus on our investment fund, Norada Capital Management.

Here’s how you can do that:Loan Terms:You can set up a loan with an interest rate similar to what a bank would offer for a similar loan (probably around 4-8%).The LLC would only pay interest for the first 5 years and then pay off the full $150K once they refinance the property.Payment Schedule:Set up monthly or quarterly payments for the interest.

Fast forward to yesterday, I scheduled my regular quarterly inspection of the home with my contractor.

When the stocks cool, and stop posting 40%+ gains in a quarter, which will eventually happen if not now very soon, people will get bored of it and chase the next shiny thing. 

I'm with New Western, and we do an event quarterly called REI on Tap!

I bought a 5 mil dollar home that was amount owed from a basketball player ( NBA ) that wells fargo was hammering, it was a massive short sale we got it for about 2.7 but paid cash and closed on it before the end of a reporting quarter less than 2 weeks from contract to close.