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@luke Carl sold his hot rod, I sold a bunch of guitars and a rare Marshall silver jubilee 25/50 amp (just like slash played on appetite for destruction while we’re talking about GnR.

I have now sold off 2 homes, I will close on another in Jan 2025 and a new tenant is interested in buying the rental home in 2026. 

The project took 6-7 months, and while we made $143,585 when we sold the house for $560,000, we could have made close to the same amount in a few weeks with less hassle.The big takeaway?

There is also a huge amount of strategic and legal expertise across many states in getting non-performing notes to “re-perform” and be sold, perhaps to someone like you.Performing loans don’t require anywhere near the same amount of work or expertise but typically involve a lot more capital per loan.

First one we did closes in Feb and is sold to Toll Brothers..

I had a good friend who went into the ATM business back in 2015 did it for successfully for 5 years and sold the business for $2.5MGreat business to show constant deposits as a business and as a SE 1099 or W2 business to help buy real estate.

I sold one fairly quickly for a profit, only because it didn't quite fit my portfolio.

I read a post of a guy who had the coins to keep his collateral from getting sold, but couldn't log in to assign them to his account.

Instead of juggling that distant duplex or diving into flips, what if you sold it now (or soon) and rolled some of that equity into a deal with us?