My first thought is that they are not motivated; their defense is up from bad experiences from their past.

I think the main take away is giving you an idea of where you can go and how you can compound your investment if you have a minimum goal for what your profit will be from a cash out refi.

Do 1% more each day. 1% a day compounded is 3800% a year.

Jerome Daly, an attorney and defendant in this case, had handled his defense pro se against First National Bank, the plaintiff.

In his defense, he did tell me he was physically out of the house about 3 days before everything was actually shut down, but he paid for the whole month so it didn't occur to me that he would have shut all of that off without saying anything to me.

Over the last 5 years you're looking at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of just 3.11%. 

I do follow what you say after that about investing the $80K compounding at 5%.

Regular inspections with pictures showing the property and paint in good condition can be a valid defense in lead paint suits.

There are ways to get through this including flipping the script 100% and putting the wholesaler on defense but you’ll likely need an attorney.

I also sprayed around perimeter of house with Ortho Home Defense Insect Killer (I had large container left over that I previously used at my own house).