I am sharing with you some of my initial recommendations:       1.

I also have my initial 20k investment back, for a total of 67k in cash and a lot of open credit ready for the next deal.

They initially wanted 60k, but we settled on 26.5k How did you finance this deal?

In fact,  I have since made a claim with my insurance company, and at this point have only received notification that they have initiated the claims process, but nothing about its resolution. 

I was laid off in 2015 and was initially thankful like you are now (for having been forced to leave your golden handcuffs).

This is the annual return that you can expect to receive on the money that you've invested initially to acquire the property.

They still make money, it's still a good investment, it's just not the perfect BRRRR where you reuse the same initial capital 100% of the way from first to last property.

They would like to have an initial meeting to discuss the terms.

I would only see at the very end of the signing if the signer consistently signed incorrectly (such as signing with black ink ,or not including their middle initial in their signature (if legible) when it is included on the documents, or not signing as trustee if the property is in a trust and this is required by the lender).5.

Our initial thought would be to offer convertible debt, which will provide our investors limited risk during the rehab period and an opportunity to participate in future cash-flow by converting the debt balance to equity at refinance at the appraised value.