Two problems for them:1) This is late in the Tech Unicorn cycle so big Wall Street money starts wondering whether dishing out cash to money burning companies guarantees success.2) Real estate is not retail: their cash offer program means they would carry an inventory that exposes them to being wiped out if/when the market softens.

Cash is king... if you burn through your cash and have nothing to rehab with, that's no good either.

I know what our current "burn" rate each month is and I'm working hard to develop passive income sufficient to cover that.I will be sure to let you know!

Hello BP communityI have a rental in Detroit that was vacant and someone got in and burned it up to the point that the insurance company is paying out the full insured amount.

Very few contractors actually knew this, so quite a few claimed the FEIE and then got burned when audited.New law does away with 'no US abode' requirement to be eligible to claim FEIE for contractors serving in a combat zone.

If you wait around on lawyers judges or the system to throw out these squatters you may lose all your good tenants and have your building destroyed or burned down .

If something legitimately breaks, we'll take care of it, but this is one of those "Help, a lightbulb burned out!"

nor did I want to burn through the lion's share of my cash reserves on a down payment that will be necessary to support me during the first few months of transitioning to a real estate career.

I trying to make sure they dont burn down my house and I a tenant does I have covered my butt as well as i could.

Investment is not black and white; burning bridges as someone new to the investment world will hamper your ability to expand.