You are clearly emotional and are bent on spinning thon spinning things.

Forget the spin, it's all wordy-BS, it's a term that allows borrower to just stop payments. 

You'll spend a lot of time (sounds like you may have already) spinning your wheels in trying to find the right lender, whereas a solid broker can pair you up with the right fit right away and get your project moving. 

If I had tried to do this on my own I would, more then likely, still be spinning my wheels.So far we have bought 2 performing and 3 NP notes through a variety of sources.

Rent appreciation also tends to be higher and cash flow tends to be much better over time as rents increase more steeply, but it may take several years to spin off positive cash flow as opposed to right away.

I think that there's a spin to your post that needs to incorporate the idea of being "welcoming" and "encouraging" of every member to pursue the long-term benefits of real estate responsibly, even as we of course do not want to encourage irresponsible real estate investing decisions.Curious to hear other's thoughts here. 

I'm calling tomorrow for the last time because I'm lost, I've reached out twice for help and got no help, I'm $3,000.00 in and I would have learned more watching that money spin as I flushed it down the toilet.

This is an example of how the media spins fake news...4.

Going to agents will spin your wheels and is not worth it.

Ok first, your numbering is making my mind spin lol!