Is the juice worth the squeeze. 

He is so famous that he can demand lower returns to investors.. a sponsor starting out or not there yet may have to juice the returns to attract the investors.. as we all know sponsor is more critical than return in most instances. 

If something was to happen and you went belly up it would end up costing the lien holder money to recoup the losses at 100%.

This is a problem I found with virtual wholesaling and a reason why I chose to switch to belly-to-belly.

Is there enough juice to make it worth it?

However, I am guessing 'The juice will not be worth the squeeze..." hard to bleed a rock.

Belly to belly, face to face, person to person.  

The juice is not worth the squeeze.

Is the juice worth the squeeze.

However what many on BP miss in this whole thing Is it does not matter what other lenders are charging simply because your not going to get 100% financing when your brand new so its just a wish and prayer so if this is real and you can actually get the funds and the deals have enough juice in it.. paying the higher rate is still fine to build your book of experience so you can then go to cheaper financing.