Describe the properties, size units, access, etc and location better.

The process is to flip the cash (you don't flip properties, you flip cash...and make no mistake,...the property isn't the true asset, you cash is) through SFH as described above, then build your cash to roll it into the NNN for the long hall.You have to have a plan, and that plan must be based on numbers with $$$ in front. 

So, it is not the case of what I describe as the hands off ADU addition. 

I completely agree with you and have taken some of the steps you described.

I'm not against spending $500 to do this right the first time but that just seems expensive for self-taught approach.Thanks,Ryan Finding myself in the exact position you describe 4 years later.

Remember not all loans are securitizedWe see around $250M a week in the types of loans you are describing that we can buy from.

In the following quote from your last post can you define or describe the following terms:1.

(yes, this also describes me)* Investors who want to analyze prospective deals, quickly calculate mortgage payments and other expenses, etc.

I would also say that they tweak their program annually, so some of the things people described from past experience is no longer accurate.

Did you obtain a survey of the property described on your deed?