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Chris Christianson
  • Contractor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Jobs gone bad..the other side of investing.

Chris Christianson
  • Contractor
  • Minneapolis, MN
Posted

I have found this site to be incredibly full of information. I find myself burning through hours just running through the forum. While sharing some of the lessons and stories I've picked up with my business partner this morning he brought up an interesting point. Where are all the stories of the projects that went bad?

I would love to hear some stories about rehabs that went bad. Maybe miscalculated ARV's or money pits and what, if any, lessons were gleaned from the process. I know there are some amazing success stories on these pages and I have to assume that some of them were preceded by some failures. Anyone want to share?

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