I'm assuming they're cash flowing at the terms of their original deal, but haven't bothered to increase rents so it's a worthwhile deal in the current market.Maybe we're running the numbers wrong...does this resonate with what you're seeing? 

What would you say are the biggest challenges and areas you can go wrong doing a BRRRR, and how would you try to avoid them? 

Maybe pre 2020 some investors had returns but seems like greed and wrong doing too over. 

My post was intended to seek advice and insights from the community regarding my personal concerns and experiences.To be clear:Lane Kawaoka, Kyle Jones, Simple Passive Cashflow, and Truepoint Capital have acted within the bounds of the investment agreement, and any issues I have experienced are based on my personal perception and understanding.My comments were not meant to assert any legal wrongdoing or misconduct by Lane Kawaoka, Kyle Jones, Simple Passive Cashflow, or Truepoint Capital.I apologize for any confusion or harm my post may have caused.

I could have very well been wrong.

I hope you get some justice in this awful situation, and I hope more people speak out about the wrongdoings of that company!

But wouldn't we talk to the SEC about potential wrong doing (this could be low cost) and or do a group tort thus sharing legal fees?

I could be wrong.

In the end RADD will have to pay for their wrongdoings to the people who entrusted them with their money.

I am by no means saying anything of any wrong doing what so ever but yeah, it all feels a bit odd, right, or am I the only one?