You must have to think about this property for hours every week, that's not how it should be....Don't be short-term greedy and hang in there for the immediate money.

People know what you're all about, unless they are have lived under a rock, There is always the day of closing, when you decide to back out of the contract, leaving the sellers hanging.

Liquidity is important in the flipping business, so I'd hang to as much cash as possible. 1 thing to note;Those who can, do.

Find people who are doing the thing you want to do and hang out with them as much as possible!

You can learn so so much this way and figure out the right groups to hang out with. 

After spending 20K on a remodel prior to move-in, the tenant chose to hang more than 50 items from the ceilings and walls.

We all start out chasing cash flow, but once you hang on to a property long enough to watch it appreciate by 50-100-150k, you realize that appreciation is the game.

Although I do track all the trends and partake in a few bio-hacker type things myself (hello sauna), it doesn't matter how much money people make, it always comes down to simple low hanging fruit kind of changes that make the biggest difference.

The bubble in Fl is going to burst, its already starting, HANG TIGHT, cash will be king in 12 months, 

However, these properties won't be low hanging fruit.