Anyway, I saw a Lorex 8 camera NVR system today at the costco and thought that would calm down some nerves but I know me and it's going to really make me angry and stressed constantly because my tenants are inept and would be breaking a new house rule every other day, smoking indoors, bungee jumping off the roof, throwing firecrackers at cars, urinating in the front yard while spinning in circles etc and I'd be right there at the camera watching it and letting my blood pressure go through the roof, also I would be on the only house on the block with cameras and the police would be hitting me up nonstop every time another house on the block was broken into asking for footage because none of the other landlords here want cameras for the exact same reason.

Plan is to improve condition and spin up rents as we hold the units.

Looking to hold these cash flowing places long term while spinning up rents that are slightly under market as we roll along.

My head is spinning.

I suggest you get an attorney involved who is experienced in that particular part of the state, or you may be spinning your wheels for a very long time.

It's like betting on red, getting lucky then expecting it will happen the next spin.

Hey Y'all, I have been spinning my wheels trying to find a down payment assistance program or grant program for first time home buyers in Florida that can be used by third party originators/ Mortgage brokers. 

I’m just assuming this is a side project for yourself, and if that’s the case and you try to make something with a large scope you might wind up spinning your wheels and quitting before you finish v1.Also a lot of people don’t know what they need until they need it or it’s presented.

Let's use your idea and self fund 40 deals a year at an average cost of $250k that's a minimum of $3 million in liquidity we would need to spin off.  

You’ll spin in circles from not knowing the client’s financial situation or what amenities they want in the homes you display.