That is a losing proposition.

I have also been propositioned twice in partnering in opening a recovery house, which I turned down twice.I am wondering is it my place to give my advice to either parties of this deal, or stay completely ignorant and strictly stick to just creating the deal?

But depending on what you're interest rate on loan will be, it could be a wash or a losing proposition depending on stock returns.

This proposition was just brought to me at the beginning of the week.

Doubling 500K in one year seems like a very risky proposition.

I am considering approaching a few wealthy investors I know and giving them a proposition like this...Example, I buy a $400K home, which requires a $80K down payment.

By nature I am a cautious guy and become apprehensive when propositions like this comes up because of the trust factorsHow do you guys know when you have potentially successful partnership?

From doing some reading on this forum and elsewhere, the consensus seems to be that this is a risky proposition.

Continuing to hold a CA rental could be a very low return proposition compared to other options (RE or otherwise). hence the logic of the investment might force you to sell in any event.

Our value proposition is twofold: first, it saves a lot of time and hassle by going to a single place to solve all these problems -- single sign in, simple pricing; second, by negotiating in bulk, we're able to get and pass on to customers a much lower price.It really depends on what's important to you and how you want to spend your time and money.Jeff