Rehabs are fun but highly risky if you don't have a solid plan in place. 

That way you have concrete numbers to go off.I don't think landlording or building wealth is meant to be fun.

Real Estate is too much fun and always a good safe place to stash your money...plus you're helping to provide quality housing for your neighbors.So do you want to play it safe?

Sounds like a fun trip either way!  

You are taking a monumental step towards a really fun and rewarding future. 

Just wondering since I am new to this if I would be taking on more than I can chew and what the process/options might look like.  

I'm here because I don't understand and I'm coming in with assumptions based on my own taxes over the years and you've kind of put me down or made fun of me for being "surprised" at how the tax law works.  

There's a ton to learn, but the journey's half the fun, right? 

It's a fun time and a great way to network.

My question:If I were to seller finance and then raise private capital for the rehab, how would I pay back the lender loan other than chewing through income from the rentals since I would already be paying the seller on the finance?