I lend Hard Money, Fix n Flip, DSCR, and Bridge mainly on the investor side.

There's many ways to get into a deal with low to no money down!

If they still owe money, our letter would indicate that we will seek a legal judgement unless they pay what is owed.

Hard Money loans have been the downfall of many new investors. 

I'm having a very hard time with them and on the verge of losing my earnest money on a house purchased to flip.

Buying your first property to live in, and renting out rooms is a great way to cut back on costs and if you set that money aside, it will grow and become down payment funds for a future purchase.  

Selling real estate is a very costly move (labor, time, taxes, fees, commissions, opportunity cost etc.) so whatever you do with that money down the road has to be well worth it. 

@Justin Fantazier2.9% is basically free money due to inflation.

With all the resources available today to research and learn about the industry, I’m surprised this “easy money” mindset persists.To me, real estate is far from passive or simple.

Home Depot and Lowes have a money-back return policy.