If you have an out of state team that you trust and have shown they can execute, then yes it definitely makes sense to leverage them (depending on the metrics of the market etc as well).

I believe their strategy and reasoning behind asset protection is good, but their team's execution of the plan has been long and complicated.

When assembling your hard money loan package, include an executive summary, property appraisal, renovation budget, proof of funds, and borrower qualifications.

There's no future in begging to work for free and it doesn't make you look like the executive who deserves to run someone else's business.

I think it’s the fact that college athletes are coachable and execute quickly.

Hi Whitney,The market has definitely changed and BRRRRs are more difficult to execute, but there are still many investors using the same strategy.

And most importantly you'll be able to execute without losing the compounding effect of keeping your profit safe from tax. 

You can try via these associations:  AAPL and/or NPLAYou guys execute the docs, i.e. sign them. 

For example, I literally saved a buyer from a scam just last week who was about to execute a contract on an off market deal they had found.

I get the less leverage aspect makes you more vulnerable to the underlying house price, but the lack of debt gives you the ability to maneuver around that & its likely a high house price point will appreciate more than the average over the long haul but these are just two years in, you got to wait till really year 8 to start trading the equity.