It’s great that you're exploring private equity as an alternative to traditional lending due to your religious considerations.

The only difference is that there might be an explainable rationale for holding on to a property, such as a well-founded belief that equity gains are coming (such as owning a house in a rapidly growing area or property where the next commercial boom is headed), whereas with gambling your odds never change regardless of your losses.

They’ll probe the motivation of the opposing side and NEVER belief any answer.

It is my belief that the rent to purchase ratio has never been worse.  

You can go to Chamber of Commerce meetings, if you belong to a religious organization that’s a great way to network.

It was totally weird he had one room full of religious items and one room full of tapes toys and magazines.

No big, but I will go through all the outlets in the house next time I am there.Seeing as we are on the lake, we have 3 decks, so I am religious about checking the steps, deck boards and railings.

All posts have a common theme - they’re based on the posters PERSONAL experience, beliefs, and real estate education/knowledge.  

Having this belief, at the MTR summit there were multiple people claiming to be crushing it via arbitrage but not one of them claimed it was very passiveSeller financing can present an opportunity but what often happens, espicially if on the MLS, is the property sells at near retail taking into account the financing.  

The belief that the market is too small could be preventing investment in the very infrastructure that could help it grow.