I am 27, payed for a flipping mentorship back in 2021.

I bought an investment property in Muskegon a couple years back but was not very knowledgeable and end up selling it.

There are some situations where a PM may not make sense, for instance if you are renting a room out in your house or the ADU (casita, pool house, bungalow) in your back yard.

Rates peaked above 8% for 30-year fixed in Oct. 2023 before pulling back to around 6.6% just earlier this month.

At this point, the property exhibits completed updates, increased revenues, and appreciation.So, the best use of investor capital is to sell the property so that they can seek their next investment project.Once the sale is complete, investors get your original capital back, plus a percentage of the profits.While slow & steady cash flow can be nice, selling the property allows investors to multiply their equity faster over time

ANYTHING and everything I claim is always backed by data and numbers, and evidence).

I have a list of 3 main hedge funds I can sell to with another 380 hedge funds as my back up.  

I also wasn't a Realtor back then so there is a lot I should have done differently.

How and when can they get their $300,000 back out. 

After a clean slate restart Im back.