My guess is, they con investors into $50,000 or more and spend it on their sub-par lavish lifestyles, making promises they can’t keep doing services they aren’t capable or legally able to perform.

Hey @Jennifer Figueroa, if you were to refi already, do you have enough equity to perform a cash-out?

Title company stated if she refuses to close, I can sue her under the contract for specific performance of the contract and or can just record the deed and take ownership of the property.

About the AuthorJonathan Dempsey (JD) is a top performing agent in the Poconos region primarily serving investors to find premier short term rental offerings.

I also wholesaled previously in Baltimore and had a Carrot site in 2014-2016 range before we launched InvestorFuse (We ran PPC traffic to it using AdWords Nerds at the time while working on SEO.)I wanted to shoot over a few bullet points of data from a recent Performance Report and some feedback from a Product Analyst on our team.

Can they perform on their terms?

The problem with that is that I spoke with a bunch of Real Estate Attorneys that assured me they can and do perform the same services (contract negotiations, advising, etc…) and they do it for a fixed hourly rate as opposed to an equity stake.

In your opinion, what amount would you have to have paid out for someone else to perform the work you did?  

You are definitely negative cash flow.Yes, I would consider selling it and moving the money to a property that performs better.

Focus on the overall cashflow because maybe for you it only takes 10 properties to retire and for others maybe 20 some might need 5 it all depends on how their portfolio is performing.