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Adam Lendi
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  • Colorado
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Strategies for using bad books to your advantage

Adam Lendi
  • Investor
  • Colorado
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I'm starting this thread as a group collaboration. My partner and I are investing in RV parks and constantly running into bad books. Our worst yest had about a $100k annual disparity between P&L and tax returns. This is a fantastic leverage opportunity to get a price reduction or owner carry, as the alternative is admitting to the IRS that they lied. This is a tough angle to pull without totally extorting the person. Who has a strategy which has turned bad books into a win-win?

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