I bet someone will repackage this as their virtual house flipping academy or boot camp soon.

@Spencer DixonYou don’t go broke taking profits, but I’m more in the camp of Refi and hold.

When the stock market tanked as states/cities enforced stay at home orders and forced businesses to close, the appetite for these loans dried up immediately over night on the secondary market.

In my opinion, if you are in the buy and hold camp, then your primary goal should be to have as many paid-off properties as soon as possible.

I am of the camp that if Covid-19 dissipates, in 6 months to a year, everyone will be back to working and living like they used to.

I have met him in the context of overnight drop offs and pick ups and he is very nice.

Movements that call for defunding our police, or call for certain homeowners to give up their properties are just shooting themselves in the foot and will not be seeing a penny from me.Right now I am dealing with a few homeless folks that keep camping out on the porch of a rehab we are waiting on permits for ( City of Portland is VERY SLOW ) the neighbors keep texting me calling me..

@Cody Smith, I was firmly in the "pay off your debt first" camp my whole life - until we interviewed @Craig Curelop on Episode 35 of The BiggerPockets Money Podcast.

I grew up camping, hiking, shooting, trail running and such.

This changed almost overnight were once very attractive BRRRR properties sat for weeks without a bite.