In order to access the money, the developer will have to prove that the project is fully funded, present invoices from his suppliers and/or provide evidence of construction milestones being reached.

Look at any graph youwant, but just realize what really matters is what your "ONE" property is worth.5yr term isn't bad, but you need to have a solid plan to get that paid back.brrr is a great strategy, however, its difficult to pull off 100%. 

When just looking at a graph showing the percentage of houses institutional buyers have purchased in the last few years, it would seem that Elizabeth Warren and Greg Abbott are, if anything, understating the problem.Share of corporate buyers in the housing market (2000-2020) – Yahoo!

We'd live there for 1 to 2 years while saving on not paying rent and building equity.After that, my first milestone would be $10k in cash flow per month within 5 years. 

Either way, based on the graphs it is fairly easy to see what the minimum price you should bid. 

You can also have to scale higher as he performs better or do a certain dollar amount after a milestone is reached.

Hi all, Trying to check the temperature on how people are thinking about FL's new inspections and reserves law (which will impact anyone with a condo or a coop in a building 3-stories or taller). Are you aware of it? ...

Also, provide a timeline outlining key milestones and completion dates.

@Adam EckhoffCongratulations on reaching the $100k milestone in your index fund!

Hi all, I'm curious to hear your thoughts about the new requirements for taller, older FL buildings. If you own a condo in one, are you planning on selling it? Do you feel your condo association is adequately prepared...