However, I'm am concerned when it comes to bridge loans and private money.

He has been in business for a long time, understand the investment world since he also invests, is a partial owner of a insurance agency (which is great when liability is a concern), and returns calls after 5pm.

However, this is likely a small concern. 

Also having concerns about not being able to to the Refi part of the Brrrr.

In HK, down payment is at least $10000 USD and even i had and bought it by using loan, its difficult to make a positive cash flow. i found myself really hard to start my path in HK though i am still a 20 years university student.Also, another concern of mine is that the real estate as i mentioned is too high, what if there had another financial tsunami and it would make me totally bankrupt?

Hey People,I came across a high Ranch in Long Island NY which seems like a good deal for the area, my only concern is what it would cost to get the bottom floor permitted as a rental or mother/daughter.

ATTENTION ALL INDIANAPOLIS LANDLORDS AND INVESTORSIndianapolis InvestorsThe Indiana State REIA legal councilors have been on the phone today with lobbyists for the Apartment Owners Association due to serious concern over “Proposal #41” being heard TONIGHT at the Indianapolis City County Council.The essence of the ordinance is a series of fines begining with $500, then $2500, then $7500 PER TENANT and PER OCCURANCE against landlord’s who violate this tenant’s rights ordinance.

What do you think would be the drawbacks I should me more concerned about?

The biggest concern would be how you go from a bridge loan (hard money or otherwise), to a long term fully amortized conventional loan.

@John Mayer thank you for answering my concerns!