Cancun is MUCH nicer to spend your recuperation in.

Of course we can not force someone to give us a loan, but my question is what can we do to recuperate the damages?

But I decided not to focus on the cons but on the pros and give it a shot.I have been very careful making sure I get the right education and knowledge though because as Arlen said, we don't have much time to recuperate from a very costly mistake.

Most would say take the cash and run, but I'd like to recuperate some of the money I've lost if possible.The first offer is a full price with 15% down, seller finance balance at 8% over 5 years.

@Adam Bartomeo I agree flipping has lots of risks, if you are in the middle of a flip and the market crashes like it did in 2007 there is little chances of recuperating your investments unless its a property that can cash flow as well or break even at the end of each month and you hold it till values come back.

Otherwise I would have needed to wait a few years to recuperate my funds.

If your trying to recuperate all the money you have in the investment then you would later have to refinance again or take out a 2nd.

The reason I say this is that if you pay ten grand more for a home over ten years you will recuperate the premium with appreciate and/or rental income.

I praying that everything goes well, so we can recuperate our investment and a little extra.

If everything goes dark I will recuperate a significant part of my investment from the value of land, location and the site plan.