So, the ongoing net cash yield of 6.5% to 8% is net to investors.

Hey @Jennifer Figueroa, if you were to refi already, do you have enough equity to perform a cash-out?

But from a capital needs standpoint, even if you plan on "using other people's money", that doesn't mean you don't need cash available.  

You may have to provide a proof of funds to enter the auction, but other than a tech fee, your money should not be in jeopardy.

$500 cash flow a month is $6,000 a year.

Gurus make a great living on selling and cashing out on pipe dreams that newer investors have.

I work in Albuquerque, NM and wear many hats utilizing many tools.20 rental units12 active flips - recs to purchase -some are now rec notes-private money on the flips utilizing retirement plans/corporate/nonprofit funds-wholesaling and I have started a new platform of providing financed wholesales.would love to see if my knowledge is of value to others.

But I didn't get a single lead where someone would go from 125% to 50%-65% of ARV (which is usually a fair cash value when you account for the repairs).

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It is smart to make sure of a reserve or your borrowers have the cash to get out of a crunch.