I feel like I do the job of 3 people running the company.

Hey @Yolanda Martinez - Flipping houses is a great way to get some positive cashflow quickly but it can be stressful and a lot of work making all ends of the process meet.Usually the end goal for investors is to eventually have enough capital to buy and hold properties to rent that way you see cash flow coming in monthly.If you have any questions on the rental market, please feel free to reach out.

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I would ask if they are looking for just private lenders or if they are open to hard money lending as wellIf the latter, I'd say: "Feel free to message me, I'm sure I can give you a few options" or something to that affect

For my OOS rentals, they're either in places where I used to live, or where I have family... not random markets I picked solely because the median price is low and the made up cash flow based on rosy assumptions is high

The real estate in this case also happened to be phenomenal and McD's crushed it out of the location so not only did the interested parties feel that they could take a lower return in exchange for the lower perceived risk that McDonald's would ever close this location but they also knew that the underlying real estate had inherent value and they wouldn't be left holding a bag if McDonald's ever did close that location.I would also note that there are other things to be cautious of when reviewing deals on a cap rate basis.

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I love helping people so being an MLO I feel is a great entry point, however, is it really worth it?

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I feel that for a single person or a couple, this would not be a dealbreaker as one room could be used as the main bedroom and one as an office/personal space.