No matter what you try, learn the scripts first so it sounds natural.

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.

Even if the intermediary on the sending end of the 8283 is that thorough, the very nature of a Section 170 appraisal could make it open to challenge, since comps subject to the Section 170 methodology are difficult if not impossible to obtain.

If you are going to take it all and invest it all, just make sure that you have more than adequate reserves to cover, as your cashflow will decrease due to the increased leverage.Especially if your plan is just to roll it into something else, your yield will increase by taking it all, as long as the new investment is better than leaving it where it is.

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.

@Mya Austin According to what you posted, your goal has nothing to do with comfort level, but rather the best strategy to stay adequately capitalized and and have the best return on investment.  

To those of you who are just getting started, I would like to say that sometimes it seems overwhelming when you are considering buying that first deal, but once it gets rolling it will be second nature! 

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.

After 10 years, your rents have gone up and you've normally made enough repairs to the building where you can really start pulling out 250-500/mo.What happens to many beginners is they don't understand that long term nature of rentals and think they'll buy 3 or 4 and be well on their way to retiring in 6 months.

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