@Mark A.I don't have a crystal ball, but I just don't see them going any lower.

When I look at these syndicated offerings, I get concerned that the way they use leverage could be their undoing, since no one has a crystal ball.

Quote from @Crystal Smith: Quote from @Katlynn Teague: Good morning BP,I have a couple of questions this morning-What is your opinion on wholesalers?

All great answers.I like to focus on client on a crystal clear goal, decide on a strategy and work it backwards to their current situation.

My crystal ball seems to be broken.

@Vika Kunta the question is technically an impossible one to answer as no one has a crystal ball on how much appreciation and cash flow a market will produce over the next 3-5 years.

And if they are at the minimum credit score everything else should be crystal clean for 4-5 years.  

Finding out what your "Crystal Clear Criteria" is would help you significantly into focusing your time and energy so you're not spinning your wheels in the beginning.

I have no crystal ball, and neither do you.

When you take into account a complex construction project that even seasoned veterans have trouble estimating, an order of operations that is not always crystal clear at the outset because you don't know what works and what is behind the walls, and the fact that you will be managing a plethora of contractors and subs, the BRRRR has as much that can go wrong as a high risk D class investment.Like I always say with D class investing, they are fantastic returns... if everything goes right.