You can spend a lot of money protecting your assets, but that can hinder cashflow.

I’ve asked the seller about owner financing but he wants $50,000 down so I’m not going to do that.I’m going to ask him if he would be willing to finance my down payment for me and that way he will get his $50,000+ still....... but I feel this will hinder me with what I want to offer him for the property.

, or at a minimum, look great on a balance sheet of assets and liabilities.It will tie up some funds in the meantime, which will hinder our ability to purchase more property should the right deals come our way, but this is a long term play.

Conventional loan for investment propertiesIs there a sequence that I should follow so that it doesn’t hinder my ability to borrow for investment properties later?

However at this phase of my business a huge out of pocket expense like replacing siding, roof and decking from a major storm would be enough to really hinder my growth for several years. 

@Brandon Roof Looks like a good deal on the outside to me if we’re still talking $2800 for that category, do you see anything else I could be missing to hinder the deal?

All that for my question…Is there anything I’m missing (regulatory or other) that would hinder the BRRRR strategy with a cash buy REO?

I worry about my current credit hindering me from my second dealAny advise for a first timer?

After further review I just need to find a buyer my credit is hindering me at this point.

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