@Steve Maginnis  Looking at the electric in your first link, I see that you need three 40A breakers to feed the juice it needs. 

Remember this is all just an outcome of demand and supply and not some exogenous event where banks are going belly-up etc which was what happened in 2008 starting with countrywide, Wachovia, WAMU etc.

This is a great spot to get the investor juices flowing. 

I'm not saying to close on everything but I'm just saying that cherry picking the best deals to take down is a great way to squeeze the most juice out of your leads.Tip #2 YOU CAN BE IN A BETTER POSITION TO NEGOTIATE WITH YOUR BUYERSWhen I got started, I had no money so I was desperate to sell my property to cash buyers because if I could not get them to buy the house, I could not close on the property myself.

I do tend to play the devil's advocate on BP to get the juices flowing and conversations started.I recognize the validity of the argument.

It's ~12% cash on cash but curious what the Brain trust can come up with to juice it up.Thanks in advance.Joe

been there done that a few times.. you just have to do a big belly laugh when that one happens

Even at 32 units it was not cost efficient enough to make the “juice worth the squeeze”.

I hope this gets the creative juices flowing.

So, I looked at the worst case scenario...if I go belly up on my first investment, can I make the payment and still survive?