To me, this is a red flag.He's trying to keep liberals from wanting to move to Texas.

I’d love for you to teach me something new.Last semester, in the Risk Management & Insurance Planning course I taught, we did a deep dive into IULs, analyzing policy illustrations to examine the risks, upsides, and downsides.

You should do a deep dive on what your goals are and why you bought a rental in the first place.

Just proceed with caution and be objective. 36% seems like a red flag (salesman trying to sell you an inferior product - too good to be true).

Thats not my model and homes at that price point havent penciled out for me but im very much doing BRRR in my market with properties that do pencil. we add ~50k-60k of equity per BRRR on properties around 200-230k ARV  You can definitely create equity in D.C. though the 200k listed above is highly unlikely, the biggest issue is at those price points you are deep in the red cash flow wise after refinancing. 

We've got him red handed.

A lot of the time, most of the other students don't know what they are doing and they or Pace have never truly shared how much they have made on a property, so that alone is a red flag.

I was thinking this might work on my property in Redding and can be adapted to a shared housing project for seniors (though I'd want rooms large enough for bed, bath and seating area)  It's my understanding that it is considered a SFR with seperated bedrooms as far as planning.

As Red Green says “We’re pulling for you…”

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