Then on 2/26/24, I got an email from their for "Billing Support" stating that my bill for $6,000 was overdue with a big purple button to "Pay Invoice Now".

(However, in retrospect, now that I see how they set everything up and organize it on the site I think that it would have been worth the extra cost to hit the easy button).

Hi Mark,What is your plan for the second property?

The mark to market value on these may not exactly be where you have it plus realtor fees to get out of it, so think about that.

Quote from @Mark S.: @Kyle Stewart If you’re going to set up an actual insurance company, you need to deal with corporate formation, policy drafting, regulatory approval, reserve requirements, etc.

But depending on your ability to fund something like that, you could hit your mark (5k/mo) in one deal

The main difference is that you don't borrow "money ", but instead buy the property from the lender over 360 payments, and the price of the property is marked up - this is the "profit" they charge.

Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics recently said as much: “The Fed threatens to misjudge the economy’s strength, hold rates too high for too long, and unnecessarily undermine it.

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