I'm glad to hear that testimonial Tou.Gonna head to the bank tomorrow for some HELOC quotes.

I've spent the last two days listening to many of the Podcasts, it's great to hear testimonies and 'should have's'.

I'd honestly love to hear from some happy turnkey customers that are over one year in (once all the guarantees are up), have realized the returns promised by these companies, and aren't being compensated for their testimonial or referrals.

Your testimony gives me a lot of courage as I just put in an offer for my first Brrrr.

If the system works as it's supposed to and the Federal Government's debt load gets too high, then taxes will have to go up.Here's interesting testimony to Congress of a Vice Chair of the Fed during the Great Recession.Interesting Excerpt:"History provides numerous examples of non-independent central banks being forced to finance large government budget deficits.

A veteran myself, I have read testimonies from other veterans purporting the VA Irrrl is a tenable "work-around" the 12 month occupancy requirement.

They have a great BBB rating, and a ton of positive testimonials.

That's a testimonial for the website folks!

Now the ROI is infinite thanks to Bigger Pockets.Hopefully this testimony gives someone the motivation to take a leap on faith.

@Eric SullivanSo important and sometimes overlooked.After 40 years plus in real estate, I can say one truth is as follows:If you need to hire an attorney, if you need to go to court......to enforce the terms of a written agreement.......you have already lost......attorney fees billed at $300 an hour mount up faster than a taxi meter......court costs, depositions, expert review and testimony........you will hit $25,000 to $50,000 in legal fees so quick your head will spin......in the meantime, property operation deteriorates.To be clear, I am NOT advocating against having a written partnership agreement - rather pointing out if one gets to the point where legal action is required, that is already be definition a worst case scenario.By all means, a written partnership agreement is mandatory.But....in my opinion, what’s more important than the written word is the character and integrity of your partners - everyone’s willingness to co-operate and work together to make the investment work - understanding one is not always going to get “their way”.