Tried first hard money loan with conventus and it was painful. They continued to ask for information the day after we were supposed to close. I have only used private money in the past and never had a negative experie...

Back when I was a banker, I saw it all—investors walking in thinking they were about to pull $100K in a HELOC on a rental they bought six months ago, only to get hit with a big fat denial. No prep, no strategy, just v...

My CPA informed me that my expenses/losses on the 3 properties can't be written off against my active income but will be tabled for potential write-offs in future years.

We have access to capital and resources that we can bring to the table. 

Now I’m concerned there will be some of that left on the table.

But if you want someone to partner with you, that's a whole other beast in terms of what you're bringing to the table and what they're bringing to the table.

I am not at the point where I pass up a flip that will generate a profit - it keeps my trades busy and food on their table and I know when the home run passes my desk, I will have the people I need to take it across the closing table.Sometimes hard and fast rules hold you back especially when the low hanging fruit is gone

What do I bring to the table?

Hi, Just looking at this sensitivity table, I guess 55% is probably where I can have a little bit of cash flow to handle ongoing issues while being not too far from the optimal CoC.Yes, I'm aiming for section 8 - I hope I didn't make a mistake there with the rent.

A real estate agent on YouTube suggested if a buyer doesn't come and ask you to reduce price then you are leaving money on the table