. :) It is best to get title work toward the end when other issues are tied up and you know they should close before spending the money, I agree.

we would have a bigger budget, a stronger strategy will demand a larger portion of the lions' share.homevestors has literally blown the competition in the dust, because everyone on the team is pooling together for a greater cause.think about that. :)

However, we're 1 roof repair or something similar from making this a big loser over a several year time period not to mention the big chunk of cash that we tied up with the down payment.

Having your funds tied up and unavailable these days could result in you not making as much over the long run.

There is no reason to have your property tied up with a long term lease as the tenant can leave at any time and generally cannot afford to pay a judgement if you sue.

It's ironic that @Dmitriy Fomichenko mentioned Dave Van Horn because I know that he has ties to Bawldguy.

(you'll see how this ties in a minute...just stick with me) This stock trader/mentor explained there are three legs to a table.

Generally IMO all ties to risk vs reward.

But beyond that, I am not sure where would be best.Most BP members are tied down to a certain area for some reason, whether it’s a job, married and spouse won’t budge, kids are in school, can’t bear to be away from home, etc, so they make due with their local area.

It's only tied up for three months and you will make a minimum of %15 with zero risk if you can sell immediately.