As anyone in or near Daytona knows, we desperately need investors and cash infusions to turn this town around so as an investor and resident of Daytona Beach, I wholeheartedly support this being allowed.  

Thanks,Mike Mike, I think this is fairly complex scenario, more details required, however, immediate response -Nothing wrong with buying something that is valued retail,  certain conditions still apply, if you were to do a  capital infusion as you stated it still needs, will the units sustain this improvement and equally your ARV will increase?

As this cash flows into your real estate business you can use excess funds that you don’t need for your day-to-day needs to fund acquisition costs of additional properties that will allow you to better take advantage of other investing strategies that will provide you with potentially huge infusions of cash, further enhancing your bank account and allowing you to live YOUR American Dream.

Not a horrible investment, but with a $60K cash infusion, your cash-on-cash return is only about 8%.

They have a goal of expanding to 10 offices within the next few years and building the business with no additional capitol infusions.

Many lenders have not gotten new money infusions.

This can infuse your property with instant equity.

A well-described summary goes a long way.Lenders’ major areas of concentration are direct-industry experience and verifiable-equity infusions.

Larry infused a lot of his experience into the product and used some great examples to get his point across.I'm not sure what kind of updates you're after.

A Chase exec was asked in an employee conf call if lending guidelines would loosen up with the new cash infusion.