At the moment, our capital is sitting in a low-risk, readily liquid investment which is returning a 5.2% ... or it is sitting in USD money market fund earning squat (I just exchanged a lump this morning and made 22.5% thanks to our oil contaminated Loonie).As such, when we analyse any "deal" that comes our way, the opportunity cost of that capital is a minimum of 5.2% ... when you adjust for risk, etc. we end-up with a hurdle rate in the range of 6 - 9%.  

I will definitely look into this Monday morning.  

It was just listed today and already an offer on it but seller has 48 hours to accept so im going to view it in the morning.

I dont like seeing him leave early in the morning every day to drive 25-30 minutes away and working long days to turn an ugly home into a big profit for someone else.

I absolutely recommend  you schedule a trip to walk the areas you will be owning in and I regularly show folks from BP through my holdings to help remove the mystery from  zip codes and neighborhoods here in Toledo. 

I've got a few more written out that I'll be mailing tomorrow morning.

Hello BP Indy, My name's Drew, and I’ll be making my first trip to Indy Aug 18-20 to learn about the city and hopefully purchase my first REI.

I can't really tell you how to tell if the loan is properly structured because there are too many issues that could trip up a file.

In my county in Florida, winning auction purchases have to be funded by 4pm the same day you win the auction that morning.

Be sure to spend a lot of time upfront lining up your GC/trades, they can be challenging in the mountains and many front range guys won't make the trip.