He is charitable and likes investing in small start-ups and helping entrepreneurs.All these qualities make Antonio Velardo a reliable bet for new-budding and established entrepreneurs alike.

This is something I can bet hardly anyone else is doing.

One that looks promising is Sun Valley Supply and I'd bet if they aren't getting drywall from a big box store then they are likely going somewhere like this.Something to keep in mind is with a supplier like this your multiplier (discount) is generally based on relationship and volume.  

Most bidders will make an educated bet based on the HELOC credit being fully used, default interest rate in place and advances for taxes and forced placed insurance likely, too.

Exceptions to this would include scenarios where the investors are willing to work you through mistakes (i.e. they aren't Uncle Joe, they are seasoned investors that will walk you through difficult projects) and scenarios where the truly great deal is simply out of your reach alone.But, for most people, I bet that getting started small, on your own, with 100% ownership is probably ideal. 

Great feeling I bet!

If I had to bet money, I'm guessing that note is totally legit, in senior position and foreclosable.So the real question is (for me) where is the title company on this?

If you open a whole bunch of them, that can mess with your available credit line, and make you look like a risky credit bet. 

When a new owner is paying $100k+ per unit you can bet rents won't stay at $700 for long.

I'll bet that if you keep growing your investments like you've been for the past few years, you won't have to worry about getting back into the rat race.So, how many doors do you have?