It’s outsourcing the job to someone else - the independent contractor-  who gets paid a fraction of what is being paid to Onerent.

If we are talking about Agents who aren't dumb and specialize in investments, it's got to be a fraction of a %.

Makes me think the 7.00% with a points (it was a fraction of a point, but still) is the anomoly and I can do better.

Not to mention the accommodations for out of state travelers and the restaurant scene which is a huge deal in Wine tasting tourism the WV has a fraction of those facilities compared to Napa Sonoma etc etc. ..

So the question is have you guys ever used a hard money lender before do you recommend it or just figure out how to get the cash yourself or find properties that can go for conventional if the seller even considers it I own a contracting company and a moving/junk company so our projects I know for a fact I can do at a fraction of the cost as most investors but still I’m getting out bid to no end where I can’t see the money at all I’m not sure what there seeing but that’s a whole other story Anyways would love to hear from you guys if you used hard money lenders before and what to be careful with I’m just trying to see all my options Thank you in advance 

Putting $5,000 down might allow you to take the full depreciation deduction, while only paying a fraction of the cost upfront, which helps balance cash flow and tax savings.Of course, owning equipment also comes with costs like maintenance and insurance.

Look at the breakdown of fractional reserve banking and inflation and all the reasons BTC was created.

Look at houses maintained by homeowners with this mindset and you'll see how much can be done to repair what you already have and how decent repairs can last a long time and be perfectly suitable especially for a rental and often at a small fraction of the replacement price.

And he does so for a fraction of the cost.

People can get all of that for a fraction of the cost.