I'm curious about the implications of having tenants with horses.Do horses typically cause damage to fences or buildings?

Always try to run the numbers side by side with the two scenarios (as is, vs. the cash-out refi + new property) and look at the bottom line of each - typically the best way to do it.Also - any reason why you are committed to someone "local"?

Their pitch is great, but I'm wondering if anyone can attest to the 50/50 split, did you feel the net profit was fair, were there any additional or increased fees tacked on at the end to take away from the net profit... and if you feel that the value you get from them is worth the investment?

Like Alicia mentioned, typically not advertised you will want to get to know the individuals.

Hi,Could anyone tell me how they like this program, is it worth it and any good or bad reviews.

I am asking the same question and would love hear your experience with it and how you went about it in the end and if it was all worth it. 

A successful investor's time may be worth hundreds of dollars per hour.

We guided the mother-son team through making an offer on a short sale, a process that took almost a year but was well worth it.

one thing you should look at is what are the capital market drivers in the market. in our market housing, mixed use with restaurant and retail, higher density infill, affordable housing, etc. also look at fast track rezoning which is typically for affordable based projects. that's what I'd recommend.

She is a real estate investor, but she is old and I believe she is sick now so the house she typically rents out has been vacant for almost a year.