The disappointing answer to "Is IO a good idea?"

From what I've learned so far, IO financing seems like a killer deal that opens up a world of opportunity for wealth building.Thoughts?

Installing fire stoppers (also known as stove fire suppressors or range hood fire stops) can be a simple and affordable way to prevent a small cooking mishap from turning into a full-blown disaster.Fire stoppers are compact, automatic fire suppression devices that attach directly under your stove’s range hood or above each burner.

I will recommend considering all smart device capabilities so you can manage them on one app for convenience. 

The AI I’m building doesn’t care about data scraping, it cares about conversations and in person connections.It’s a wearable device that helps capture client interactions in the field (with consent), summarizes them, and updates your notes or CRM automatically.

You do not need a 5 year prepay in most cases for a lower rate, use a 'Seller credit" to buy it down or look at a 3/1, 5/1 or 7/1 ARM even I/O interest only to help increase initial cash flow. 

Yes, private money can be a strong alternative if you treat it like a business: protect the lender with clear docs (note, lien, insurance), match term to your plan (short I/O for BRRRR, longer if holding), and price it so the deal still cash flows after all costs.

You also can get rates lower than 6.50% right now and you can also elect to take a 40 year or I/O interest Only for the first -3 years to help maximize the initial cash flow.

Orbi was more costly than the Google mesh, but I believe it supports higher top speedThe Google mesh was in a quad and covered about 5000’ of living space across 4 units with only 2 units attached,The ORBI is in my personal home and the only issue I have had is attaching archaic devices that desire 2.4 GHz,   We pay extra for real fast internet from the provider but even so the provider is the limiter.  

I come along and offer $110,000 with 100% seller financed I/O for 3 year term at 6%.