I stated that my business which is a 10 year old established business with over $2M a year in revenue would be a boost to the otherwise dead complex and the owner basically responded saying he doesnt care, he just wants to sell it and be done. 

So the moral of the story is to find out which part is more important to you, cashflow, location, etc. then try and find something that is close to your needs.

U.S. marshals and a swat team later the problem was taken care of.The owners of the property were very quick and thorough in renovating the unit that was running the illegal meth lab which cost them in the ball park of 40k.The moral dilemma im getting to here is that after the renovations nothing was mentioned to the surrounding unit tenants that live in the building.

The whole idea behind BRRRR is that you pull equity out of the deal after a rehab is complete and you've boosted the value of the place.

The moral to this story is that with ANY account that you have money drafted from, or receive payments into, always keep a very small amount of money in that account.

This will squeeze the rental margins because the renters won't be able to afford more rent regardless of the cost of the rental SFR.So if my above analysis is correct - rental SFR inventory will be harder to acquire, rents will stagnate, SFR values will rise and cash flow margins will narrow.The moral of this analysis being that if you have a good "flipped" SFR, with low expected CapEx, that has a ARV less than $150K, that will rent for $1250/mn or more, in a suburban area that shows good appreciation potential ....

Not looking for any crazy monthly returns, just a moderate amount to boost my passive cash flow.  

I will go the extra mile to ensure they are happy with the finished product, because it's the right thing to do.It's a bump in the road, but I've learned so much about my personal flip business locally, about my morals and how I'll react to bumps in the road, and more importantly how I respond to turmoil.

The bank put in a provision that if the balance for the account did not average XX and fell below XX then the mortgage rate would be adjusted upward.The moral of the story is do not screw around with lenders thinking you are building a better mouse trap.

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