For me, for "rescue capital", the terms have to be unbelievable and phenomenal and I would rather structure it like mezzanine debt whereas if the GP fails on the obligation you could step in, take it over and they lose their ownership in the deal.Rescue capital is very risky and like VC for seed funding, you could lose it all, so it better be well worth it.

Sorry...too much hype...too many unbelievable claims...too little proof.I will say this:  that's one of the best WebinarJam presentations I've ever seen. 

It's an unbelievable time to sell. 

Basement dwellimg, pornhub addicted incels.  

There are also so many stories of people who have come from intensely difficult circumstances and have managed to find a way (incarceration, homelessness, addiction, abusive relationships, extreme poverty, you name it).

They come out of the basement kind of like addicts looking for a fent fix. 

I then borrow this (10 yr old) machine a fellow investor bought & it has been unbelievable.

 $500 does not seem unbelievable, but if he is his own insurance agent, he may have gotten a favor done on his own policy.

The upside of that deduction seems unbelievable as it scales ad infinitum.

The owner isn't dead but appears to be suffering from dementia + addiction (ain't that a mental illness now).