In that case maybe the best thing to do is let them continue more or less as is until things take their natural course.     

And, consider the very nature of what any "investor" is in the business wants, a selling price that wrenches out every possible dime.

It's just part of human nature, especially with college kids. 

I recommend talking to your CPA, but it's my understanding that as long as it's not a cruise, education of this nature is a write off, regardless of the country :) Again, I highly recommend talking to your CPA to confirm how to go about this! 

It is not at all reliable.FOURTH:NEVER come to me with "I know a guy, that knows a guy that has a pet fish that has the same color of a girl's hair a complete stranger knows whose neighbor does 800 calls a day and gets a deal every week.Here is why.

That's just the nature of this business.

I think it is more of a 20 year development plan, so cash flow now and let your investments grow naturally over time. 

I feel like the medium of evaluation is on a seller's case by case basis, and the agent always feeling a need to have their own input to their own financial gains has deviated from the nature of business.

A really good one is to wash your hair really well, then put a piece of hair on one of those things. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $220,000

Cash invested: $40,000

Large foreclosure-Estate Sale

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