Buck up, find alternatives, research before you leap, be smart. 

If you’re going for the big bucks.

Established borrowers are not paying interest of loans that have matured and WE the investors have our money stuck doing nothing.  

I'm hoping there are some other invertors on this forum that might have some other insight. this is one of the biggest mistakes investors make that own only one property or two.. hanging on in hope to get an extra 75 bucks in rent.. so now you have waiting at least 3 months  of vacancy and lets say you should rent for 1400 so thats 150 a month .. how many months will it take to make up 3 X 1400 if you hold out for that extra 100 to 150 a month. 

Maybe a few bucks in the green…MAYBE.

You can track income and expenses consistently using software or spreadsheets.As you scale, if bookkeeping isn't fun, consider hiring a bookkeeper for a couple hundred bucks per month.

It is your property and the buck still stops with you, but for the most part you’re responsible for managing the manager & making sure all interests stay aligned.

With this, you are essentially required to look at a balance sheet, income statement, debt maturity schedule, debt covenants, etc because the company itself is your collateral.

Your balance at maturity is $2,620,964.89.

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