We are not the best lender for every investor (although the more traditional types of funding we extend can and do work for most deals) Interestingly it does not seem to matter how many success stories we publish, case studies we produce, documented deals we list,  legitimate positive reviews we receive - there are those who instantly believe anything negative they read online and dismiss all of the positive.

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https://www.bisnow.com/dallas-ft-worth/news/capita...David, in regards to waiting, I published this article on the BP blog just last week:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/why-im-bu...In regards to the IRR, I agree.

I've learned a ton from BP and reading many of the books published by BP members.  

It looks like the event itself cannot be edited after it has been published. 

Hi everyone,My team and I picked up a Tax Deed property (I published details in Jaxville Tax Deed Property pics); we're looking to start getting bids on the roof as well as work on the inside. 

From looking at what is published, what kind of renovation budget would you set aside for a property like this if all of the market forces were positive?

Have you checked out BP's books that they've published?

As @Hai Loc wrote, there are several "big box commercial brokerages" which publish average cap rates, per assets class, per city.

with the hopes that it gets a huge amount of traffic.. and I guess you could have a non published reserve like auction houses do..