Low risk, Low DTI inspection, Low work (someone else finds the deal) and often without any personal recourse if it goes belly up.

If you're looking to shield yourself from say, having to contribute additional capital in the event the deal goes belly up, you may already sign that away in your crowdstreet agreement and be tied to the deal personally.

I've now analyzed dozens of deals and all of them have been big fat negatives.

Seems like the city managers are living fat and happy with these value increases. 

Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:@An LamI always send someone and what I tell them is the truth, I typically send people by when we buy distressed mortgages and have them say we are a lender inspecting the propertymy Daddy taught me that real estate was belly to belly.. of course this was pre internet pre fax and we were still using carbon paper which I am sure half of BP does not know what that is.but if the folks are there that's a win.. 

Accreditation really just means you've got a fat red target on your wallet..   

I hope your fat pocket guy doesn't have the first name of Jimmy.

Are they the sugar industry telling everyone that fats are the enemy? 

Track your spending and try cutting as much fat as possible like starbucks, booze, work lunches out, dinners out, lower cell phone, plans, get rid of cable, etc. and pay down all your debt.

Husband got a big fat promotion and pay raise.