There are of course an exception to the rule.Find the right bookkeeping service, fractional CFO and/or part-time Controller service that fits your business if half the battle.We have to change our mindset as an investor (includes me too!)

Either way, if you get to the end of the mortgage and it is fully paid off you now have an asset that has more than likely gone up in value, and you hopefully have paid only a small fraction of that price.

But eventually I think I can phase them out all together and find someone like my PM to manage them at a fraction of the cost.I have 2 businesses so I am too busy to manage the whole thing.

In addition the hard money lender he chose was extremely hard to work with and would only give us a small fraction of the draws we requested.

In addition the hard money lender he chose was extremely hard to work with and would only give us a small fraction of the draws we requested.

The price of the note is a fraction of the $25K UPB, so I'm just trying to figure how I get my $25K UPB paid out -- I'm not worried about ROI in this scenario--just understanding the foreclosure auction process.Let's amend the numbers like this: Appraisal $ 117,250 1st Balance $ 50,000 2nd Balance $ 25,000 Equity $ 42,250 Bid Price (2/3 of Appraisal) $ 78,558 Payoff: 1st+Court+Attorney $ 53,500 Payoff: 2nd $ 25,058 2nd Coverage 100% I draw 2 conclusions from this. 

"Direct Edge was the first to start “flashing” customer orders — for fractions of a second — to certain market members before routing them elsewhere to all participants.

The rate itself can get high if you are working with significantly large amounts of IRA capital - but even then will apply to only a small fraction of the income produced by an IRA investment property that is debt-financed. 

Pour all of the cash back into the business, take a small fraction out occasionally but for the most part just focus on long term growth.

It dawned on me reading your post that my two year degree will have me earning $1 mil every ten years and I payed a fraction of what you payed in 92 in 2013.