A business plan actually makes sense but through the years ive been listening and learning through podcasts and audiobooks, i havent encountered a business plan as part of financing. 

I'm not super familiar with TX, but an area of Louisiana that I work is currently in a reassessment year and a lot of people I know are getting sticker shock from tax increases. 

The problem most encounter is placing too great of an emphasis on the return of capital at the end of the renovation process.

In addition to the management fee and interest, you may encounter several other costs when securing a private loan.

I'm hoping that I'm not the only one that's encountered this. 

One challenge I’ve encountered is that a lot of syndicators I’ve met seem to have wealthy family connections or a built-in network of high-net-worth individuals.

Why do I have to wait if I am only doing a rate and term refinancing.Hi Sam,What you're encountering is called a "seasoning period."

Wherever you invest, you're likely to encounter a similar situation.

I’m done with dead beats who give me lame excuses all the time why they don’t have rent or have ever had any emergency money to covered the unexpected things that we all encounter every month.  

Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Hector Perez: This is a funny post with many agents and brokers about giving a bad reputation to wholesalers.It's like me talking badly about real estate agents taking advantage of sellers in a real estate agent forum.Just because there are a few bad apples, it does not mean everyone is the same.I have encountered bad real estate agents, but it does not mean all are the same.I have also encountered many horrible landlords, but it does not mean all landlords are the sameWholesaling is just a real estate strategy so don't be a haters when you see people succeed in this area Correction.......Wholesaling is an ILLEGAL real estate strategy.