I really don't know what to expect for what could go wrong with the rental portfolio strategy aside from the usual horror stories that all seem to stem from a lack of due diligence, rosy projections, or just plain bad luck.Thanks to all who got down to this point, and I hope this can encourage some great discussion!

HI Andrew,Most of the issues you may hear about 203k experiences usually stem from either the closing period up front or the post closing with the funds and disbursements because it can be a nightmare if the work your general contractor (GC) is not up to the inspectors requirements and the draw does not get released.

Hello all, I have a question that stems from learning more about the BRRRR Calculator and the overall process.

Equity kills cash flow idea usually stems from a source trying to get you to exchange your earned equity/profit to buy their psuedo future cash flow and earn a buck in the process.

This question stems from paying home state and foreign corporate taxes.

Enrollment is around 12000 and the college of trying to double that with a new STEM building and planetarium. 

First of all, you are far from the first person to ask questions like this.Second, those homes on rented lots or land - they are chattel products and the lending is chattel lending, not mortgage lending.Third, even those homes that have the land as part of the deal are unlikely to have financing available even to owner occupants unless the home is newer and in very good shape, let alone to a speculator.Part of the problem stems from the amount to finance vs the allowable interest rates.

This methodology stems directly from Bill’s teachings, and that’s how he showed me how to be easy on the people, but hard on the problem.

There's next to nada, anew... aside from the latest 'regs' to stem the tide of the 'sheeple,' awakening... or upsetting their apple carts, like bulls in their China closets... or derivatives, default swaps and crypto currencies.

This stems from the opening of a drain cleaning franchise (Roto Rooter) that pretty much only specializes in drain cleaning and charges $125-130/hr to do it.