The guys buying all these super cash flow properties that are C/D class who call investing in an appreciting market gambling, simply do not understand the concept of risk analysis and how to properly assess risk and deploy capital based on risk.

It was my previous primary so I'm hoping to sell, recapture the equity tax-free, and deploy elsewhere.

My son bought a house in September 2022, lived in it, and then was deployed in March 2023.

You can also deploy the profit from the one deal into your next which will definitely help you scale faster. 

To the contrary, Investors should wisely consider their portfolio and determine what if any portion they want to deploy and determine their best approach based on their goals.

I'm guessing that a big concern in real estate hard money/private money lending, is keeping the money either turning, if the goal is for points or consistently deployed if the play is interest rate.

You should also take inventory of how likely you can deploy the capital you and the silent partner are able and willing to deploy.

I recently moved to Cleveland, Ohio, with my family, bought a house in Olmsted Township, and am weighing different investment options with 300k ready to deploy. 

If you guys end up with about $800k in taxable capital gains, you would end up with roughly $1MM to deploy into 8 or 9 levered positions.

Lenders are always actively looking for deals to deploy their capital to.