I just have never heard of this kind of experience and am wondering if others have run into any debacle like this. title company checks normally dont get held I know mine never do.. last year when first american got hacked I had closed a deal and had a nice size proceed wire due and it took 6 or 7 days for FATCO to get the wire out to me..

Give us your recent deals, or best potential deals, and share what your goals are to help Dave walk through opportunities, and potential pitfalls of your deal(s)Feel free to submit more than one deal, maybe even submit multiple deals you're looking at and he can help you weigh pros and cons of multiple head to head!

@Mic Salvador,Doing BRRRR out of state is going to be pretty tough, unless you’re willing to move there and live on-site for the duration of the rehab and leasing process.I run a turnkey operation out in Alabama and I saw that @Min Zhang already recommended turnkey as a possible alternative—have you given that any thought?

The problem is she thinks she runs everything and she is very disrespectful.

(at least for the first few properties) I do not need cash flow in the short run but my ultimate goal would be to retire early from my investment properties. 

Friends who are heading up this project got me interested.

I'm still having to run the numbers on each project and see what makes sense.

reach out to @Russell Brazil as he was running one at one time. 

It's super competitive here and we have a large flow of off-mkt homes coming our way, so we had to develop tools to speed up acquisitions/underwriting.I built something that allows VA's or very green staff members the ability to properly distinguish opportunity as if they had years of expert experience & local market knowledge.It will run sales comps & estimate ARV for you:And has drilled-down market stats that are actually useful!

“I just know that I would find mobile homes and fix and flip them.”On ExpressNews.com: Investors allege San Antonio woman — the ‘Queen of Mobile Homes’ — is running a Ponzi schemeThat was one of about 100 times Van Gundy, 45, told the attorney and others she didn’t remember, recall or know the answer to a question during her first meeting with creditors.During the hour-and-45-minute proceeding in her Chapter 7 case, Van Gundy said she sustained a brain injury late last year after falling and hitting her head on a concrete table at her home.