3,6,9 months….it all depends on your personal comfort and if you want the risk of running low of cash and risk of loosing/damaging your property.

Kris Thomas and Jessie Griffin, owners of land flipping 101 have some ridiculous terms and conditions listed on one of their websites they are claiming I am bound to.

Appraisers and inspectors are not bound. 

G’Day BP folks,A fellow Toledo investor started a Facebook group revealing all local scammers.Mostly contractors.10+ years of investing in Toledo and stopped counting at $1m in losses.It’s just the nature of the beast and the cost of doing business in my eyes.Unfortunately, Toledo is notorious for bad operators and poor quality of workmanship in many industries.Maybe this group will help you not loose the same amount of cheese that I did $$$You’re welcome 😇 https://facebook.com/groups/786864700099337/

They don't want to risk loosing good tenants in the event you can't get a loan or back out.

Oh got it, thanks for the explanation.I am not an accountant or attorney but from a  law point of view I believe that as long as the equity is bound in the property it is not realized capital gains so it won’t be taxed.You could structure it as a deferred payment due at some point in the future making it taxable at that point.

And even though virtually every sponsor agreement allows me to share investment information with others who might be advising me on it (especially when club members are bound by an NDA), I still ask the sponsor if I can share it, because it's a test.

This gives us a chance to look for damage and to check for things like sinks under faucets, toilets that run, loose cabinet doors etc.

If the fan is not properly attached to framing or a for-the-purpose brace, they certainly can vibrate and become loose enough to fall.Having the ability to move air when temps are uncomfortable provides pleasant relief, and is FAR less costly to operate than an AC, which may be an important issue for the Tenant.

So did you loose $ all said and done?