Besides, options investing requires a lot of active attention (at least my methods did), and I found myself spending a good chunk of my day monitoring my investments and making adjustments.

Had an interest conversation today with roomdots.com and will be testing their solution(s).3. 

Hello All:I found a deal recently that delivered great cash flow (even at the 50% rule).I made an offer which was accepted and I was very happy.I have moved along with the deal and the appraisal came in about 10% BELOW my offering price.I am aware of all my solutions, but that is not my issue......I was perfectly happy to buy the deal at my offer, but now the low appraisal has me DOUBTING my original offer even though the numbers are solid!

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We are trying to creatively find a more affordable solution that will allow us to meet our goal of starting the build later this fall.The Problem: A section of our lot had a swampy area.

I know there is a solution in between SBA and merchant cash advance, and we could afford the fees average at 10% out the door in 3-4 months (preferably interest only until maturity) is doable (well, we did it with Kabbage.com at ~13% in 6 months).

The Bay area has crazy housing prices, but also looking at severe drought problems with no current solutions. 

Conversion cost estimate = $22kLet me know if anyone has dealt with this before or if you have an alternative solution?

An all-in-one solution may be convenient, but I'd be worried about sacrificing quality if someone is wearing too many hats.

The private investor makes significant returns without any work, we profit by controlling the entire process and creating solutions, the bank rids itself of a toxic asset, we help families keep their homes, and we employ local people in the communities where the properties reside.