Your legal right to represent the note buyer could be compromised.

What is best on one axis might be compromised by the other axis.

You want the associates you surround yourself with to be people who have integrity #1 and someone who knows what they are doing #2.This is something you can not compromise on.

It seems like the most difficult parts will be:1) Being patient and not compromising on the criteria/rules2) Being strict about saving the cash flow for other investments and not frivolously dipping into it "here and there"I do have a question about taxes though.

We also have compromised alot and at this point are just picky on "good" investments and not as much on everything else.

Integrity...never compromises on core beliefs...We all bring our own gifts, talents, uniqueness...don't compromise to fit in the box...

Yes. of course I believe in compromise and treating the tenant with a great deal of respect, they are helping you pay for the house after all.

@Spenser Harding I'm guessing they want you to pay 88% of the appraisal for the VA compromise sale, is that close to correct?

Never compromise that list when you have a vacant unit.

As we took on more at a time (we had four flips going at the same time at one point), the adjustments would come a couple houses down the line, but we always did our best to make sure the other party felt treated fairly, even if it meant compromising a little.