Remarkably, everything aligned perfectly according to my plans, leaving me in awe of the reality I was living in.Presently, I continue to strategize and aspire to acquire more properties, with the goal of becoming a successful realtor investor, further building my real estate portfolio.

We know it’s super important to be proactive so it will work perfectly every time, and we are doing so to stay ahead of that.2) Related to printing smudges on postcards - this is an industry wide issue with the USPS’s high speed sorting machines that are used for barcoded mail.

The site already has the ability to list all users that are online, so this could hook in with that capability.Of course, nothing is perfect - including this idea.

Buy the property for 100kPut 50k in rehab The hard money loan you took is for 130k (80% of purchase + the rehab)Property is now worth 250k Cash out Refi with a 30Y fixed DSCR 70% LTV (of the 250k) - Loan amount is now 175kYou just paid of the 130k hard money loan used to fix up the property and you pulled out your 20k initial investment + 25k extra cashThis is a perfect world scenario.

Don't out calculate yourself out of a good deal for a perfect deal.

Perfect location, in the heart of Falls Church City, 10 minutes away from DC and other major locations in Northern Virginia.

Not perfect, and definitely should always do additional research, but we can't deny that it can be useful for ideas or questions like this.I'm still VERY new to REI.

Makes sense, although it leaves me wondering if selling the property will also be harder.In a perfect world it would be my preference to buy in a fixed price setting.

Originally posted by @Dominic Mendolia:I have identified a property that would be perfect for assisted living or nursing home.

So timing was perfect for us to hit this one in our high income year.