Sometimes I lost a deal going after a few more dollars where the gain was in the appreciation and not the small dollar win on the front end.

Told him to go dump the chit soup far  back in the woods , he tripped on his way . ..............................I laughed for a good while 

We actually backed out of two deals recently when we found out that the borrower lied or fabricated information.

You would likely end up with some positive cash flow and profit on the backend.

Getting back into investing after setbacks takes grit, and you’ve clearly got it.

Hi all,I'm curious to know if there's such a big back log in Memphis eviction cases.

We know what numbers will work for us on the back end and price them accordingly. 

Stephen Covey, you may remember Habit #2: “Begin with the End in Mind.”

The next step is really just building out the acquisition + financing side: • Evaluating deals (running ARV, rehab costs, and rent comps) • Financing (bridge or fix & flip loan up front, then refi into a DSCR or rental loan on the back end) • Networking with local investors who are already running BRRRRs On my side, I work with investors to fund both ends of the BRRRR: short-term acquisition/rehab loans and the long-term take-out refinance.

Welcome back, Grady!