A lot of investors used short-term bridge loans in 2021/2022, which are burning a lot of investors now.  

Wasn't there a Chrome browser extension or something?

It’s true that you should be more diligent with vetting tenants - cash flow is great, but a destructive tenant can burn through it pretty easily and put you in the red.

I think tenants who burn landlords should be held accountable.

It takes patience, strategic thinking, and a burning commitment to building wealth over time.

I had an investment property that burned down recently.  

Because many have been burned over the past few years investing with sponsors who had little to no experience and investors were caught by the glamourous and sexy returns that were being promised that they were getting four years ago but are now gone from big returns to big losses.So the first question you are gonna have to answer is how do you plan on protecting investors money?

@Cassidy Burns runs a great one which is a nice blend of education and networking.

If anyone does have a property in the area, I’d like to connect, I have a seller financing deal currently under contract which I will have to terminate cause I didn’t do the due diligence on the actual section 8 FMR. 5k burned.

I don't love taking HELOCS to burn, but if you have 500k in equity, you can safely use up to 250k to buy another property and probably get one that cash flows well by not living there.