@Eric Moeller often have wondered about this in Downtown Dayton as the hotel selection is weak sauce... great subject to post on!

Certainly that makes as much sense as paying farmers to plow their tomatoes under or feeding fat kids pizza and french fries for lunch under the federal nutritional lunch program at school.Because they are scarce and in such high demand, the risk of owning and operating inexpensive rental houses is almost non­existent.

Just be careful of the speakers that want you show the secret way to do something or will reveal the special sauce.  

Plus she makes a mean tomato sauce, so there is that...)The thing is, although you don't need that much money to get started, no money is really hard.

I don't operate in the HML world, but from what I've seen the "Best Hard Money Rate/Terms" is going to be from the HML that is most likely to fail to deliver on funding day, making it a moot point.When I see what people were quoted by hard money that fails to deliver (so they're coming to me last-minute to see if Fannie/Freddie is possible), it's always an amazing-sauce quote that fails to materialize at the last minute. 

Holding for time is the secret sauce in rental properties.  

After unit #5, I was spending 5-10 hours at most per property I bought once I got the hang of it and knew exactly what to do.Unfortunately, there is no secret sauce.  

Some truth to this, but if you find a niche or your own secret sauce, it can be repeated over and over.

No magic sauce here.

congratulations that is awesome-sauce☺️ With one down, no where to go but UP!