Actually, the cash was in a paper bag.

Better hope it closes ok, or someone is holding a bag of *****Thanks.

100% agreed here.And the only investment that I could ever find that is as "passive" as can possibly be.Just need a large enough bag parked at 5.2% and one can go to sleep lol

.”- Rick and Ricky, SFR gurus“We bought this house in Toledo for $31,500 and sold it 10 years later for $34,000”:-) sorry my Toledo friend :)@James Wise and I just did a video about the 3 step process of what it takes to succeed in real estate and how "You", yes "YOU" can also buy the same green sports car that I own hahahahaGuru'd lol

For paper products I provide 2 rolls of paper towels, a small roll of trash bags, and a 4-pack of toilet paper.

A single family house ,which needed some rehab and is now rented out on a yearly lease.I realy believe in BRRRR strategy and am interested in making a new and similar investment in this area.Outside of real estate, I enjoy furniture restoration, sports hiking and reading .Excited to learn and connect with you all!

In my market it's a mixed bag currently: we still have very low inventory in the entry-level price bands (under $1M) where we are still seeing multiple offers above-ask on any reasonably-priced listing that's in decent condition (I saw one go over-ask by $500k last week with 18 offers!)

Obviously I don't know where exactly your property is, but even if it's south of the sports arenas (which can be pretty rough), it will worth it in the long term. 

Give Dickie Baldwin a call at BAG offers collateral view, or he can point you in the right direction.

@Ethan GidcumbLenders will not and here is whyTake a $200k property needing $150k renovation and arc is $400kLet’s say lender will lend $325k - they are not giving it at closing - there will be construction draws as I have seen borrowers take money to use on other projects and then lender is stuck holding the bag until he sues on the guaranty and goes after the borrower