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If you sell the property and something goes terribly wrong with an non-permitted job, you as a seller can be found liable which translates to Mucho Dinero ...

Jd's "partial hedge" (ie. roughly 50% AVERAGE leverage: "some properties have no liens") means that despite any economic down turn, the REMAINING equity in the lessened value of Jd's portfolio means that Jd's still worth MORE than is owed, meaning Jd will still have plenty of options, all of which result in moula, cash, dinero, spondulicks and dollars for Jd to play with (even in that future GFC time)!

I've been successful finding companies out there charging mucho dinero for their products and while they sound good, I just don't have the money up front to fork out to someone else instead of toward my goals.

Option 2: you find dineros for a renovation loan on investment property, only 15% downpayment needed and build max seller credit which is 3% to help with closing costs 

Cue the Robert Di Nero laugh from Cape Fear.Clint

So, after the later $140k re-appraisal, although the Bank would loan Brandon a total of $112k (80%), because he already owes them $80k, he might only ask them for the additional $32k, which is CASH, MOULA, DINERO, MONEY - to go get MORE! 

Seems like that only applies if I'm still making mucho dinero.

A question for you guys and gals that are spending "Buku" "dinero" on gifts, do you see repeat business from the gifts, or is it just to get a nice review (or something else) ???

Throw in some appreciation (4% per year) subtract some inflation (2% per year) and BAM 1,000,000 debt-free American dinero!