Also, in retrospect, this is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

In retrospect, it’s obvious that, because it was way too easy to buy, the financial strain was beginning to settle in.

One was definitely a D class property, and it was definitely a bad experience in retrospect... lots of turn over, difficult tenants, furthest away from us, etc.  

I'm nobody's expert on anything related to REI.I've flipped just one house, but I will say that in retrospect, it would have probably been better if I had NOT started that journey until I had my own personal finance house a little more in order. 

In retrospect I wish I would have just done two mini-splits with two baseboard back ups for when it was below -17 degrees.

When we were deciding whether to pull the trigger on the deal, I mentioned "The numbers work if we can get a minimum of $1900" (incorrect in retrospect, I admit).

@Julie Kern That's awesome that you did the retrospect and decided to not continue going from one job to another (wholesaling sounds like a job to me in the guise of business until you have a system and have people follow it for you)! 

In retrospect should have refinanced and held Lessons learned?

In retrospect, the $500 onboarding fee /w Hostaway is worth it and I would have gone that way.

I can say now, in retrospect, that I'm glad I have these experiences because I learned a lot about home construction and project management throughout the process.That being said, we have a new addition to our family on the way (yay!)