Then the bubble popped and they single handedly nearly lead to the collapse of three separate banks.Do what you do and let the jokers go..

Could you run do a quick cash out refi based on the current income and stash the cash away?

Just know when I am gone, anyone here is welcome to use my stash of food and ammo and read what I've left behind.

Especially with bank REO properties, I make very large EMD's to show them I am a "real player" and not some joker trying to get ultra creative and forge a POF.

As investors figured out they could get good returns from securitized debt, and at the same time they were looking for a place to stash their money after the tech crash, the demand for CMOs, CDOs, SIVs, etc. skyrocketed.

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Stash away as much as you can for cash reserves.

Would it be better to wait for that time and stash away a hefty amount of money so when the timing is right we swoop in and pick up several properties at once?

As I said, the stakes feel even higher now because I’m closer to where I want to be in life, but I feel like stashing away capital right now would be a move, fueled by fear, what do you guys think?

Last year was a good year for my business and between student loans, medical, and a small amount of consumer debt, we paid off a whopping $34k in debt in about 13months and stashed about $10k in savings.