The numbers scream home run and Brandon always says that if you find a great deal it’s easier to find the money to finance it.I want to make sure my numbers are correct and that this deal actually is a home run, but I don’t have any connections or access to any experienced real estate investors to get a second opinion.Thought I’d utilize the forums to see if anyone had any advice for me in this situation.

However, the UI (User Interface) screams SPAMMY, GIMMICKY, SCAM, and possibly something you can catch viruses on!  

So, if values are screaming up then you may just work with the first 3 to make your money.  

Meaning unless you got a screaming deal on the home or you build up the value by renovating you probably won't qualify for a HELOC.

I'd rather spend twice as much time managing from my laptop than having to leave the house constantly leaving my wife alone with 4 screaming children.

i will have to look into this, but this seems like it just screams Section 8, but thats my ignorance speaking. 

@Steven JeffersonWe invest in mortgage notes and had an asset thereIt’s a tough place - prices are screaming low for a reason.

Each one he has not even had a chance to get a word in as it has been Chinese screaming at each other.

It probably doesn't pencil to buy in these areas currently, but if you either a) got a screaming deal with some value add or b) have held the asset for a number of years then you might be able to make your numbers work.I think it's an interesting way to protect money as well for high earners.

For starters if The properties are already listed on the MLS and it was a screaming deal then it probably would’ve already been snatched up.