What are some red flags to avoid? 

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Hey everyone. Here's a scenario I reviewed a couple of months ago where the borrower purchased a deal at $200,000 but only had an ARV of $280,000. However, the borrower projected a $21,000 light rehab job. The lender ...

I don’t currently have any properties and so for me at this moment it wasn’t a good fit.

You either get your money back plus interest or a deed to the property shows up in your mailbox with no additional work required.I got 3 properties last year. 2 houses and an acre of land.I sold one house as is with a QC deed, the other house my 2 adult sons have bought from me at cost.

Although I've been investing in and improving multifamily properties since 2000, I decided to go back to school and get a Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management from BCIT (I already have my Red Seal in Carpentry).

Ask about any unforeseen challenges that have come up (there always are, so not all challenges are a red flag), and overall let them know you're an involved LP who likes to be kept up to date on things

They admitted it was after a drunk driving incident, which at the time was a major red flag but I let it slide. 

With a warranty, there is red tape and delay in getting a repair made.With a vacation rental, your first priority is an immediate repair, to preserve guest satisfaction and the rental. 

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