My conclusion.

Haha interesting conclusion. 

So...does that mean my conclusion is correct?

Appreciation in this neighborhood is about 5% a year and on a 2 million dollar house, in 10 years the house would be worth $3 million.In conclusion, hell yeah this is a scary venture for so many reasons.

You get a high yielding note and don't have to manage the real estate.In conclusion, this is a specialty that investors need to get educated, especially on the local level.  

People in lower income areas probably have more of a need for “cash for their home” than people in DC where the median home price is $800kIn conclusion if I could do this over again.

While I disagree with your conclusion, it's nice to see people trying to walk the situation end to end instead of just parroting what they hear on CBNC.

They want it to be made illegal to sell your own property without hiring them to do it for you so they can take a piece of the pie.In conclusion.

Once you land on a conclusion, we welcome you back to hear thoughts that help that community.

We came to the conclusion that we were going to have to put our RE dreams on hold for a while, while we lived in the house and slowly fixed everything over the next year.We did not have a large chunk of change to fix it all up at once so we had to do it on a monthly basis every time we got paid.2 years later we now have a cash flowing rental surpassing the 1% rule (renting out a property for 1% of the purchase price) and building equity while having the mortgage being paid down.