Curious to know if anyone has had good or bad experiences with them.

The significant appreciation and consistent cash flow are a reflection of the potential that exists when you carefully assess opportunities and execute with diligence.If you’re curious about how to replicate this success or want to discuss real estate strategies, I’m more than happy to share insights and experiences.

I can tell you from personal experience that Oklahoma is a great place to own properties.

I'm particularly interest in hearing about your experiences, strategies, and the lessons you've learned along the way. 

This is the only Hard Money Lender I see do this as this helps investors commit their money to the deal and not to cause stress at closing time. 

(I have no experience here)* people just accept the high assessment because they also like the higher property values relating to that?

Its appraised at $300,000 and we owe about $220,000. we are currently renting out that property as a rv pad to a friend of mine for $750.I'm a ticketed carpenter with around 10 years of experience and make about $85,000 a year.

It offers immediate cash flow and diversification across different real estate classes and markets, freeing you from the headaches of active management.

It seems like a lot of risk and I was wondering what other's experience has been.

Anyone have any first hand experience with this group?