Besides the terrible reviews dating 3 years and older, and other than Susan Walker's great feedback, is there any other person that has recently done any deals with Morris Invest and/or SDIRA Wealth?

They missed the promised start date on the project by almost two months causing a cascading failure on dates since it was the roof, there were interior things, other dependencies that we couldn't do until the roof was finished. 

Listing at $2000 gives you room to accommodate voucher limits while still capturing the maximum rent possible.

This could limit reinvestment potential.

(B) A purchase agreement may provide that in the event of a dispute regarding the disbursement of the earnest money, the broker will return the money to the purchaser without notice to the parties unless, within two years from the date the earnest money was deposited in the broker's trust or special account, the broker has received one of the following:(1) Written instructions signed by both parties specifying how the money is to be disbursed;(2) Written notice that a court action to resolve the dispute has been filed.

I think that’s why I don’t have more properties, because it has to be a great deal right from the get-go, and that usually means it needs a bit of work and is also dated, but a solid investment.

PM's will have plenty of contractors to help streamline the process for you and limit your liability when dealing with contractors. 

No limits to late fees either.

One of my first--and biggest to date-- blunders in real estate was working with a contractor that I deeply connected with. 

Here's why:Let's say I can get a HELOC with a $30,000 limit, interest only at 3.75%, and every ten months I apply a $10K "chunk" to my 30-year, 3%, $150K 1st mortgage.