There is no such thing as good or bad.Investing is deploying capital to get a return based on one's risk tolerance.

In the last three years, I sold off all of my oldest properties, but took the loss and am waiting to re-deploy into syndications (more time for me not being involved) or things I really love.

We’ll only lend after we’ve met and gotten to know you just a little, you must be a full-time house flipper, and you must have a good deal; for which we provide specific criteria.Obviously, this only works locally, and it would be impractical if we had to deploy many tens of millions out of a fund.

I just got back from deployment about a month ago and have focused a lot of my spare time on catching up on personal matters and setting up my business.

There are other time, energy, and capital to deploy as dimensions to consider where and what to invest in. 

When my reserves go beyond my comfort threshold, I immediately deploy them into another investment.

There's many variables to consider regardless if you lend directly or find a broker to deploy your money. 

Do the math and think about what is the alternative use of the capital you can deploy from your current investment? 

My partners and I are connected with several lenders who want to deploy funds into deals. 

Some very big money is dictating the current reality, and they are deploying like nuts.