That is where generally the most value is extracted for price and terms when you buy.So even if you get a 3 days or 1 week jump on the competition doing it yourself then 1 purchase could get you a big payday.

I am going to profit about 45% from my purchase price.Not a bad pay day, heh?

Carlos, I know a few professional athletes and through them know the blessing and curse of big paydays/salaries.

Ideal asset protection strategies make you a bigger pain in the *** to sue in the first place, and limit what they can get on their (almost always hypothetical/potential) "payday."

No doubt some are hoping for some pie-in-the-sky payday, but they are probably doing it out of ignorance. 

I am of the belief that most Landlords get inflated ideas in their head because they get one big payday every couple of years which makes $$ versus the small dollars they make on cash flow.

If a coach needs his big payday upfront, that doesn't imply to me that he's very confident the student will stick around long enough to be successful.

I think I only rehabbed and flipped 2 last year, but both were almost 6 figure paydays.

Just signed a tenant who is really happy about having the option to pay every other week as they get paid. Obviously all the verbiage in the lease about the first of the month needs to be modified with an addendum for...

The cash flow in and out on these properties is a bit of a mystery to me so it's hard to determine if or how much I should leverage and if my other rentals would have to float all or some of the expenses until I get a big payday with a harvest.