But eventually they do catch up.

Good catch, we have the rest in cash.

Then it keeps going and going because they never catch up. 

Similar to the 08 housing crash oil is bouncing back from a huge recession and that affected the research and development of many of the big companies thus removing a large potential supply of oil from future production so it may catch up to us just like there’s a housing shortage in many areas now because of how many builders went under from the GFC.

But sometimes I am limited in what I can do in a flip due to constrained budgets or unexpected expenses that we didn't catch when we originally bought the house.3)Our first 6 flips that we did as soon as the 1st showing happened we were made a offer.

Catch up the arrears or get foreclosed on.

The catch is that your cut will be less than what a smaller brokerage can offer you financially.

Stress testing your expenses in a worst case scenario where you need to replace a large ticket item down the line is a safer way to ensure that the property will always cash flow.Also the only thing catching my eye is the ARV stays at the purchase price even after putting in $5,000 for rehab.

It does seem like more and more big companies are catching on and offer an STR product.

groundfloor's email marketing was strong enough to catch my attention.