As a landlord agent, I've had to move to other states to get my investors what they want, and have been forced out of 4 of them already by rising prices and the few I am left in, are slowly burning out.

Having said that, I got burned about 20 years ago by lending to a hard money lender who placed deals at 18% and paid me 12%.

Hit me with any burning questions. :)

I am curious as to how complicated is it to renovate a burned home.

But some people need to burn the bridges (money) to force themselves to do it.

I've been burned a couple times early on, but the type of personality that operates with no consideration of anyone else but themselves is easy to spot with a little experience.  

I don't feel bad about annoying a handful of people with unwanted phone calls in order to help my city, my neighbors, the property owners, and myself economically and financially. 

Account Closed Wants to burn it all down!

It is a great deal: my all-in will be around $105k and the home will rent for $1400/month.I think that the only problem with this home is that there is a burned out property next door.

While HELOCs always seem appealing, since you feel the untapped money is burning a hole in your pocket, consider the risks.You’ve never flipped a property Rob, and not all flips are successful.