It's difficult to forgo payment entirely, it's not like you can walk into a grocery store and ask for free milk and eggs because you lost your job.

It must be that people want to milk as much money as possible from their property and an offer 30-20% below market value will not make the cut.

We shoot for around a 35% ROI on our flips and we could recycle $100k about 3 times in a year.

I had to show my driver's license at the recycling center yesterday; no NDA though.

I can't tell you how good it made me feel to deliver milk, eggs, water and bread to a woman with 5 kids on oxygen as she was about to walk down to the store.

Everyone knows that Capital Gains can be put into Opportunity Zone Funds to defer taxation for 7 years.But what about if you have a mix of gains and losses -- can you elect to treat the gains as gains and invest in OZ...

I own a property in Cleveland, My first experience with a Management company there was with Monument, and was honestly terrible.My second one is not great, the guys are milking us with non necessary fixings in a unit the tenant is not paying and we have been having issues for a long time. we are never able to make a penny because they invoice some repairs.

We recycled ours already. :)

I’m just closing on my third SFH rental using a traditional buying strategy and will be all BRRRR going forward.If doing BRRRR deals, aren’t you essentially recycling your capital again and again therefore minimizing new expenditure?

No money tree to pick deals off then recycle to eager buyers.Tip:  Today, Nearly April 2020, the best deal scenairo I know of going forward will be;  Lease Option from a stuck seller (dropping market) and assigning that lease and option to a tenant buyer (rent to own on the selling side).