This is a critical number in a fix and flip deal.

I think you might be the only person that I've heard in the past 6 months summarize our current crisis so dismissively.I am not criticizing, I'm in awe.

So, in the cash flow/appreciation spectrum, I'm way over toward the cash flow end, but also factoring in a bit of appreciation potential.Readers, you're going to have to evaluate what you read through your own critical thinking and make you own call where you stand.Originally posted by "azlandlord":Our website is pretty clear what the stategy is anyway.Hmmm, its not at all clear to me what your strategy is.

With the housing market the way it is, having at least one out-clause is critical.

I know there must be some opinions because he is critical of many other "gurus" out there.What do you all think?

These are, of course, intended to be helpful suggestions and not criticisms. 8)

"We wanted to provide very simple answers to critical problems," said Von Ancken.

The part about having to manage managers is critical.

True financial freedom- financial peace- is to know you can take care of the critical things in life no matter what.

Seriously, I left the health care field in 2006 (was a critical care nurse for 20 years) and found that male nurses who wanted to climb the ladder into management did so at a greater pace than their female counter parts.