The key takeaways for me, because they aren't the most obvious, are the benefits of front end loaded amortization but also important to realize that the seller will lose their future eligibility (in the case of VA).  

If they cause damage to the flooring, then they are definitely losing the deposit.

You will lose money to inherent issues that plague lower income populations.

I am going to lose my mom if I don't find a way to ensure that she never returns to that job again.

Class C cash flow on paper in reality is losing money each month. 

But if you want to try and have capital you can potentially lose, do get an attorney.

I 100% agree if i dump it now i will lose money.

I want to show you how I was able to put 0% down on a house hack/live-in flip in the Boston metro area…not to toot my own horn, but because I believe that ANYONE can create a good deal when buying a house hack.Deal Backstory: Driving for Dollars, “Farming” and ReferralsFor the past few months, my wife and I have been putting in offers around the Boston metro area only to lose bidding wars with people paying $50k to $100k over asking.

I was willing and did lose what I paid for the appraisal and valuable time of submitting so much paperwork, but I think it was worth it!

Looking solely at price is a sure fire way to lose big time.