Hi Reeves,Experience in project management/construction and financing are definitely two key components.

It also could limit your exit strategy if the market softensseeing a lot of fix and flippers in kc as an example getting crushed due to this As Chris mentioned getting 100% financing or even close to 100% financing can be really detrimental to your bottom like. 

They analyze components such as cash flow, principal paydown, appreciation (both home and renovation), initial equity, depreciation, and interest deductions for tax savings, giving you a clear picture of individual gains and ROI over 30 years.

I'm thinking less electronic components if at all possible. 

Single family residential continues to be the main component of our investments within RAD Diversified REIT.  

@Penny PengBig piece missing here - what is the best component ?

One large component of their business model is to acquire distressed mortgage debt then foreclose and resell the property as REO on the open market.Due to moratoriums on both foreclosures and evictions, as I understand it, AHP is essentially experiencing a log jam on the back end of their exit cycle to recover investor capital and profit.

Then your strategy of offer full price and then negotiate down / what if they say we will fix the repairs then you would be forced to close and lose your EMDNot sure where you came up with this but many will view components of this as unethical and why investors get a bad rap from politicians

A 10% annualized yield, with no leverage, and a 6.6% cash on cash yield as a component of that, is very compelling to me.

There are a couple of key components to this.