Each product has it's own beneifts and downsides in addition to their draw fees.In conclusion, What matter's most to active investors really depends on their unique circumstancein that moment for the specific deal in play, but the biggest thing above all else is working with someone they can trust, someone who wont bait and switch on rate or leverage and the BIGGEST FACTOR OF ALL...

Separate your repairs from improvements.This one matters for taxes.Repairs = deduct now.Improvements = depreciate.Mix them up and you’ll either overpay taxes or trigger recapture later.2.

These seem pretty urgent (ex: they are needing to move in today or tomorrow).

The only downside is that bulk messaging works more like email blasts, so it’s not as quick for urgent notices.TurboTenant also offers a free plan (or $99/year premium).

Both these opportunities aren't urgent, but are in two separate cities from where I live.

That is another issue too where some people take weeks to get something done when it should be done in a matter of 2-5 days.

Hi @Joshua Rodriguez, I haven’t done a flip on my own, but I have invested in flip projects  through my club, and from watching the operators and going through the vetting process, I’ve learned a lot about what matters in evaluating deals.

Every investor knows — the faster you close and renovate, the higher your ROI. 

What’s your biggest challenge when timing your flips?

Raymond's investment activity “seems to be a Ponzi-type situation” based on his own statements and the growing number of affected investors, I received the following legal threat.Below is my formal response.Transparency matters — especially when investors are allegedly owed tens of thousands of dollars and being silenced with NDAs.

If there’s one thing I wish someone drilled into me when I was starting out, it’s this:
Whoever responds fastest… wins.
Almost every time.
I didn’t learn that from a study.
I learned it from losing deals I should’...