Well, the saying goes "the only ship that won't sail is a partnership".  

Like everything in life, it's not always smooth sailing. 

It was a learning experience mostly because it was my first building but its been pretty smooth sailing.

Relatively smooth sailing on this one.

I think the ship sailed on major appreciation and most experienced investors know this.

I recently bought “The whole-sailing blueprint from Luke Weber” and it’s been giving me some real insight.

well for me to be honest and transparent in this adventure of mine putting in offer ever for a house this time it's my first wholesale offer coming from the MLS and although I have watched and listened to almost 400 episodes of the podcasts for bigger pockets the state investing side of it and I ran my numbers through the whole sailing calculator to give to a flipper, I'm always unsure of myself, simply because I did my numbers conservatively not only for overestimating a little bit on the rehab but underestimating the ARV that way there's that wiggle room on both ends and by my calculation a process like this the end result is 20 grand for my back end buyer. 

If he did place it in service in 1991 that depreciation ship has sailed, if he wants more depreciation he either needs new assets or a new property.

It’s smooth sailing now but that’s not how it started.

Our dream is to sail around the world with our children during early retirement.