Fortune favors the bold, but understand that on the downside, you might have a lot of trouble refinancing and being able to hold the property as a rental, in the event that you can't sell the new build for a profit. 

I added value by thinking creatively and boldly about how to turn this investor's liability into an asset.

Bold title I know and I'm sure it's been posted about before but what else do we have to talk about right now? 

Take advantage of everything your office has to offer including Bold, 4:4:3, etc.

You can get a flavor for what he teaches on his YouTube channel One Rental at a Time.

The best way to do it is to keep making bold predictions year after year.

The important parts of this post are in bold if you're in a hurry!

Next option if you're still assigning but don't want your profit in big bold letter "Assignment fee" simply ask the closing company to change the name of it to something like "Property Management Fee" or "Thompson Management" or ANYTHING you want and it will be on the buyers side anyone. 

You can get a flavor of Dean's ability on Youtube. 

Is this a bold move to do as a new investor?