My current business was basically a home run, but I burned through money in failed endeavors before and a failed marriage before, so my "family credit score" is in the rebuilding phase, haha.

I added a screen around the wood burning stove, a Keurig, and made a little coffe station with K-cups, sugar, creamers, etc.   

To build a fourplex it will probably cost me in the neighborhood of $500,000 to $600,000 and the best loan product I found is 85% LTV which is not bad but to be honest will burn up most of my liquidity so once I'm in this deal I would have to wait for a while in order to do my next deal.I feel like when things are too complicated they are not meant to be and the simplest things most of the time the right answer.

Especially when it comes to the factors that you can control with regards to SEO.To conclude, I think you must "burn that midnight oil" and set up your entire system (website, social media, content marketing, sales funnel, email automation, etc) as quickly as you can and then tweak it as you go.Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to this thread and looking forward to keeping this converation going.

There are some rough parts of town near decent areas and if you are not careful, you could get burned.

All in all however, this is a bad deal and the homework done should be burned.

Cassidy Burns Thank you!

never made much sense to me watching people pay full retail sub too.. margins just too thin.. and I did not have a burning desire to have rentals that made 100 a month LOL..

Well, actually I guess there is -- anywhere from about 30 minutes to about 30 hours, depending on the details of your trip...Likewise with rehabbing -- it should take you anywhere from about a day to about a year, depending on the details of your project...And much like flying, the goal is to get from point A to point B in as little time as possible, without crashing and burning...

I just recently learned there is a difference and it has burned a few people looking to buy a first property.pre-qualification is based on the questions asked and information given to the broker/ loan officer usually via a quick phone conversation and is a quick credit check process to show qualification.pre-approval is more in-depth, meaning you sent tax returns and pay statements to them to verify all information you told them over the phone or in person.