And there was no chance in hell that my investors would not get their money back: I had confidence in my deals and my ability to manage contractors and enough of my own capital as a risk buffer.

If they are, they should be able to clearly and confidently explain how they added value in that transaction. 

If you're confident in managing the project and timelines, this could be a worthwhile venture.Need guidance on financing or navigating your first major flip?

I'm new to REI and I haven't done a single deal yet, but I have been confiding in a good friend that has been doing BRRRR's for a few years now.

Because based on what I see for current condition fair market value appraisal I’m kinda wanting too use that as a confidence booster for what I’ve come up with for ARV. 

Again people give themselves false confidence carrying weapons, believing police will get there in time to save them, etc.

In my opinion, it can be a sign of builder/investor confidence in a given area if they're willing to put up the capital to build new homes in a given area: they believe there will be enough demand to sell their new products.

We even estimate your projected tax savings via the "short-term loophole" and provide branded property management reports and airbnb arbitrage analysis.Personally, I recommend looking at as many data sources as possible and once you're confident with that number plugging it into BNBCalc and sharing the reports with your colleagues / business partners to get their feedback on your investment analysis.

Using a cash-out refi to unlock $200k makes sense if you’re confident in your BRRRR strategy, as long as your overall portfolio remains cash flow positive.

Confidence.Real estate confidence can come from networking with other real estate investors at meetups and realizing that most investors aren't on social media.