If things go well, we will look into purchasing a rental for the LLC every couple of flips to generate more income for the business.This is my question: Should we put pause on the LLC/business side of things and just do the marketing and see how things go with the first deal or 2 before we jump in too deep?

If a tenant of mine has been bad, I try to avoid 'trashing him/her' to a prospective landlord by simply pausing after being asked a question.  

The monthly HOA fees give me pause but there are some owner financing options that we may be able to work out.Does anyone consider 'condo flipping' a solid strategy?

It definitely has given me pause as to if this is the right thing for my scenario.

They didn't pause at all when the City of Chicago slapped us with a 10 day cut off notice if we didn't come up with $25k to pay the water bill.

PIG-gy backing on Ben Leybovich's unfortunate flooding experience, I wanted to know what methods Puget Sound area investors use to help them evaluate flood risk on a buy-and-hold opportunity.Secondary question would are water-related red-flags for a property, and what are things that give you pause but can be worked with?

I paused the process because I may have a friend interested in doing it instead.

I've considered investing in the upper midwest, but as I researched it, there are a few things that give me pause.

*long pause* - Are you available tomorrow evening Joel?

Hey Terry,Good job on making moves, but I'd pause for a second.