@Matthew Beharrysingh I only own a rock at the bottom of the mountain, but here is my thought's on this whole wake up early thing.A lot of hype and flaunt in the business world is put into how early a person wakes up.

If it makes much more fiscal sense to know what your bottom line offer is BEFORE you engage the realtor/wholesaler/contractor.STEP 3 – Incorporate in that State either as an independent LLC/Corp OR as a Subsidiary with local address and phone number.

I see a lot of notes I research where they provide a realtor BPO and the price is based on comps of renovated houses and the person who bought the note doesn’t look at the BPO they only look at the bottom number.

That is the bottom line.

I could not do this with less budget.So, the real question is: Do I want to race to the bottom, cut corners, and hopefully pick up $1M, or do I want to run the property as it should be run, make it the best asset in a 3-mile radius, and potentially pick up $10M of value.Does this make sense?

Go here: https://www.alabamainteractive.org/sos/welcome.action > Name Reservation Menu > Name Reservation > click “Non-Subscriber” (at the bottom).3.

I don't think there isanything for sale for less than $160/sqft but most are $180+.3) On page two near the bottom half, the report states that the ratioof spaces to units is 1:1.

I'm not keen on the service levels of title escrows and my early experiences with broker escrows taught me valuable lessons that, while they may be neutral, they're more 'neutral' in favor of the broker. 

I would take a break and hold cash, if the bottom falls out of the market you want to be the person sitting on the sidelines with cash, not trying to unload a flip that is backed by a HML.Just because it worked yesterday doesn't mean it will work tomorrow.  

The question becomes when does an asset hit bottom and start the upswing to where you have risk but it is decreasing as the market is improving.Hotels do well when corp. send people on business trips and more people vacation with excess income.