I do understant the team risk, market risk and deal risk in syndication as Scott in his podcast said.Thank you for your insightsSanjay I am not sure its "better", depending on the syndication it could be better, it could be worse.

Hi Brandon,Personally I think it all depends on what kind of "avatar" you are.If you have high risk tolerance and have time to spend, active strategies like flips and BRRRRs will yield better returns and more opportunities. 

I would personally have some traps and poison around perimeter of house depending on severity.

@Matthew Kwan I believe it depends on the type of loan.

It really is dependent on personal opinions.I have seen a lot of our clients use Stessa.

It just depends. 

Depending upon the severity of the issue we will follow that up with a 7-day non-curable notice and get them out.

But I guess it just depends on what you're doing and what you need.

I know this is a very general "well it depends" question, but I'm just hoping for some general advice and direction.

Most credit cards give you 21-28 days on your float before the closing date, plus the 3 weeks or so before the due date, so the savvy credit user can actually sometimes float 5-7 weeks of credit with $0 reported depending on due dates and closing dates.