People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

They want to stay in their position while someone else pays for it.At the end of the day, I need to put food on the table for my family and each one who unfairly wants something from me takes away from my ability to do so.

It really highlights for me a couple things:1) There WILL be hiccups and bumps along the way, handling them, learning from them and using that knowledge to apply to future deals to whats important. 2) You didn't become discouraged after the first property, you forged on and continued with your plan despite the setbacks.Thanks for sharing, your story is inspiring!

This all meant to be food for thought. not a definitive proof f one thing or anotherWhat i take from this is similar to my thoughts on flipping.

I will also highlight how to get a 30yr Fixed Commercial Refi Cashout Loan that can be used for investment properties and commercial propertiesA commercial loan is basically a loan from a commercial entity whether its a bank, alternative lender(non-bank lender) or private investor.The refi-cash out loan is a vital tool to your ability to build wealth and acquire properties overtime especially if you are a BRRR  practitioner.The reason the refi cash out is vital is because it allows you to get the equity out of your property to be used to acquire more properties, pay off debt, create working capital, or invest in a business.  

15% down v 25% down is 2% of the loan amount in fees right there holding constant the rate, highlighting how silly it is to think of closing costs as a "fixed" percentage. 

We low balled & won on 2 that were a disaster but still flipped them for double after we cleaned them up a bit.Had another with a kitchen full of rotting food, we got in through an 'opened' back door.

In this case, the first lender's whiny attitude and emotional appeal that I'm taking food out of his kids' mouths doesn't sit well with me at all. 

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.