Sure, the landlord should've had the certification of occupancy current but still doesn't warrant losing $120,000 in rent. 

Whether they win or lose, none of my crowdfund investments will move the needle on my net worth.Income real estate is one way to generate an investment income stream.

I know the market is red hot, and we are not in a hurry as we are looking to invest excess cash flow into a couple of houses a year over the next six or seven years.

I've watched people lose their homes owing as little as under $400.00.

See if we might be able to work out a win-win scenario to help minimize your losses. unfortunately as Ross indicated these Morris Victims are not in a win win position.. its local investors wins Morris client loses in 99% of the cases.. sad situation thats for sure.. and whats more amazing is the guy is still at it and the regulators have not shut him down

Apparently most flippers aren't finding the right properties nationally.It's the old adage, "we're losing money on every project but we'll make it up in volume".

If you don't charge yourself rent you are losing money.

I would fear that if performance hurdles aren’t hit in a big way, sponsors lose interest, and then they take their eye off the ball.

I would love to have another investor or several so I can pull the trigger on these properties faster and not lose out on them.

If you decide to back out of the deal, you will lose that money, but if a home inspection reveals a bigger issue than what you are willing to tackle, you will get that money back.