On a more formal level you can draw up an Ishikawa diagram and brainstorm cause and effect, it's a fantastic method and super easy to capture all possible failure modes

:)Now, for the cool part (no, that wasn't the cool part)... the reason we are selling is:(a) we wanted to capture the equity in the property at a time when it *appears* we've reached the top of the cycle (I don't have a crystal ball, I could be wrong, but things have gotten pretty crazy in our market) AND (b) we are closing on a 24-unit apartment complex in September and want to use that equity towards the down payment on the apartment.

Could be cashflow, appreciation, debt pay-down, depreciation ,equity capture..

My wholesale fee is generally about 20% of the equity capture.   

When I partner, there is a clause that states that if one of the partners cannot contribute, the other partner can lend them the money or depending on the size of the contribution needed, capture some of the partner's equity.

But, strictly from an investment perspective, there is value to that money not going out there to capture more dollars for you.

Hey Kyle,If you're a free or Plus member, you can only display your credentials from your personal profile.Pro & Premium members can show their website, email, phone number, and company name & logo.If you upgrade to Premium, your company profile link will show up a lot more prominently in the forum signature (driving more traffic to your company profile, which can capture more contact info/leads).I hope that helps!

John Schaub mentioned calling hard money lenders to capture all the leads that slipped through the cracks.

I only put a house or two up at a time, but it is an awesome way to capture the names of potential tenant buyers.

I'm glad he was not captured for trial and that they finished him off right there!