Point in fact, we've bent over backwards to be here so she could get in and snoop looking for problems on numerous occasions over the last few months... but recently she's called us while we were out (from our driveway) telling us that she needs to "Get in NOW!"

I have seen builders who are in a backward cash position and use the funds from "Deal B" to pay the outstanding bills for "Deal A."

In the mean time I have decided to get into rental properties (I know this is backwards).

You should probably take the amount of money you have to spend and work backwards.

We tend to like those that are like us and not like those that are not like us.I suggest setting a goal then work backwards from your goal.

Open the hot water side of the faucet and run water (with as high a pressure as you can manage) backwards through the faucet.

When I started I just factored backwards to what I would make on the deal and decided whether that was enough money or not.I know a lot of new investors brush over the 70% of ARV minus repairs formula, but it really is where you need to be.

When I started doing rentals, I worked backwards to find out how much capital I needed.First I determined how much income I wanted to get from rentals.

The 200% rule is one of three (3) identification rules and you have it backwards.

The very first podcast has some great info on wholesales and explaining the terminology of working backwards towards your goals.