Thus, a few bumps (stress, research, cash) later, now all are solid performers.

@Bobby Sharma We conducted a Deed in Lieu on a non-performing note and got the house in Cicero, IL.

The performance of your current investment will totally depend on the performance of your new investment.

They keep the late fee because they performed extra work to collect your rent and the late fee.

This includes analyzing the performance of various channels and adjusting my messaging to better resonate with my target audience.

As for the construction of the park, the plans will be put out for bid as a negotiated job upon completion, and we will be using a third party, general contractor to perform the work.

But would I feel competent performing surgery on someone without an expert's guiding hand?

>Seems to me that at scale, a portfolio like Luka's would indeed build wealth over timeIt is cash flow negative in a market that has an appreciation rate (2.17%) for this century below the inflation rate.https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/oh/cleveland/real-estatehere are some thoughts about your plan: - why perform a value add in a market where the value add does not add much value especially if the property will be acquired at no cost?  

If they demand better performance, let them hire an A/C technician on their own dime and get a professional opinion, or they can terminate their lease early and move somewhere else.

It depends on: (like you eluded to) whether you are buying 1sts or 2nds, whether you want NPLs or performing notes, whether you want the property, whether you buy CFDs, whether you can wait 18 months for a foreclosure, etc.