Who knows how it will shake out in practice, but in theory, this sounds as though it will be helpful all around.

I have another piece of land, but am waiting to see how things shake out before buying any more homes.

I have watched closely as a few others have invested in paper without licensing and shake my head.

It all pretty much shakes out the same in terms of cost...  

Keep BP posted on how your endeavors shake out.

Pick the ones they feel best about that pass CAPs and cash on cash then make a few offers.OR wait for this global trade war to shake out our economy, stay in cash investments and wait for a better opportunity down the road while pounding the pavement in alternative areas that they might now know yet.

Just as I like digital books but can't shake off the desire of the tactile experience of the real thing.

I need to replace cedar shake siding (and sheathing) and the windows within that space.

Great advice @Engelo Rumora My deals just originate from being part of the community...in 2018 I've bought properties from fellow REIA members who were downsizing, a bunch from investors who ran screaming from Toledo when the lead paint ordinance was in full-swing, had several just drop in my lap because everyone I shake hands with knows I buy their headache properties.Last time I checked my spreadsheet I was tracking 22 deals in the Toledo market that I was in process of considering...there's always opportunity, its just a matter of chasing down the deals, sorting the chaff from the wheat, and then making something edible at the end!

There will be more (guaranteed) and even better like shake downs for a refund.