My investors were happier to sell because they got their money back and they got 50% of that net profit - which is $750K giving them a 66% ROI just from the sale.So the choices were: A) continue getting 7.5% yield and maybe get an even higher payoff in the future orB) get 66% ROI after 2.5 years + all my investment back (with the possibility of growing that money even more)If you were one of my investors and you know that we can line up another good deal like that, doesn't it make sense to choose B) rather than A)?

and just bailing out as fast as possible.All I take from this is some showboating from a hedge fund manager trying to position himself as smarter to drum up business by giving someone who is known, literally worldwide, for the statement "Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful", a hard time for literally putting his money where is mouth is and doing what he's known to do.

I'm thinking realtor word of mouth, pocket listing, wholesalers, or LoopNet.Terry

I'm now working with a local bank that couldn't be happier to lend to LLC's.

Word of mouth?

And then maybe use the other $10K to invest in another property or use that amount to buy a personal residence where we can be live happier in a larger property.

And I usually have tenants lined up from word of mouth before I even list them for rent on Zillow manager.  

Purchase price: $132,500 Cash invested: $25,000 I just bought a new primary residence and because I am always talking, buying, and working in real estate I sold my old primary by word of mouth!

I have another investor that doesn't want a roof with less than 10 years, but the nastier the HVAC the happier he is because it smells like money to him.

So I had to hire an additional person just to do translation.Once he got inside, it was about a 9/10 in severity.I will let the photos speak for themselves.Not only was the property in disrepair but there was a meter high sea of rubbish.The whole property had to be stripped and the plumbing and electrical redone.Let’s just say it was an arduous process trying to project manage a remodel from overseas with a contractor I could barely communicate with.I ended up parting ways with the contractor when the house was 90% done because his hours were becoming less and less yet his weekly pay was remaining the same amount.I then found an amazing contractor who I am way happier with now and I wish I’d worked with him from the beginning.I have just finished the house and rented it for $1100.