The books are good for motivation (rah rah) and extremely thin on actual principles and methods to follow through on the hype.Edit...I was attempting to correct a typo above and the site is acting strangely.

Second, this aversion to cash flow is very strange to me.

If you signed up immediately after me, you would get Bidder Number 22.Because the top bidders all had sequential numbers, it would be a strange coincidence that the top 6 winners were sequential.

That strikes me as strange... what else did CashBuyer LLC buy...They now have a list of every property you've bought as you've essentially tied every LLC together through the single purchasing name.

It was a strange acquisition process and this is how it went down.

The only trite text I see in this thread is a strange love affair people are having with very low income and warzone areas.Knowing your market, putting a plan on paper and working numbers is advice I've bestowed, all I see in your post is blind encouragement and it oozes of naivete.

@ Hugh - As a rehabber myself (full-time) I do not think it is strange that one would not know an appraiser, after all, on each flip, it is the buyer's lender who hires the appraiser, not the flipper.That said, my suggestion is to ask some fellow investors in your area, or simply look in the phone book.

I guess if I can't find a good policy to cover the LLC I can take out a personal umbrella policy for peace of mind.It's quite strange, as usually, you will hear people say that you can't over-insure yourself.

Also, double check and make sure you can build a duplex there, seems strange they would allow a duplex in a SFR neighborhood.

Also, the formula for E5 is strange - definitely re-check that formula.