At the end of the second 90 days they do submit a plan, which is rejected as totally inadequate by the BK Trustee, and they are then given an additional 60 days to correct the plan.  

Instead of rolling it into one pricey property, you can definitely break it up and target lower-cost markets — places like the Midwest or South — where you can scoop up multiple single-family or small multifamily properties.Now, about the BRRRR method (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat): it works great if you can buy low, rehab cheaply, force up the value, and then refi out most (or all) of your cash to roll into the next deal.

If you can successfully BRRR most or all of your money out of your deals, that will speed up this schedule.

BUT, that’s a small number as compared to the way most mentorship programs operate.The reason the syndication arena takes on such importance as related to “gurus” is that unlike other areas of real estate the student of the guru, or if you will the mentored, can not only f—k up his own financial live, but the financial life of any or all passive investors naive or trusting enough to invest with them.  

I would use the lead photos or all the photos, so people know it's the same place when they go to rebook.

They could lose some or all of their investment not buying right with NNN.

Springboks or All Blacks, who's the greatest of all time? 

I’m not sharing the full structure or all the strategies yet — just looking for early feedback to make sure it’s clear and useful.

Recycle CapitalThe key advantage: you can pull most or all of your initial investment back out during the refinance.

Could you combine 2 units to create two 2/2 units for MTR at a higher rate or all units combined for three 2/2 units.