Need some help analyzing.Property Valuation = 66kNote's Unpaid Balance = 25.2kNote Sellers price = 21.6k (standard 85% of UPB)Sellers claims note "performing", but has unpaid taxes of 8.5kLoan maturity in 5 months with balloon of 25.2k paymentChances are this will foreclose!

Does their property manager embezzle from them or just otherwise not perform.  

This individual helps hold me accountable to the action items I've listed to perform the goals I've outlined for myself (I work quickly and take massive action, so I've outlined goals taking me only into the end of the first quarter of this year).I'm constantly on YouTube looking at different videos on a myriad of topics concerning flipping, financing and real estate in general (usually this is a last resort /exhaustion type of thing. 

Unfortunately that isn't alwaysthe case but here are a few of my past sellers that can vouch for how I do business and that I will perform as we have agreed if you decide to move forward with me."  

On a two story house this means junction boxes in random spots on wall or more extensive sheet rock work.

Everywhere else is just an extension of it.....IMO of course. 

If you could perform the BRRR strategy, factoring in ALL EXPENSES.  

Here's something I got from today - may serve a purpose to someone 💰👏🏼🤔I spoke with two colleagues, both with extensive marketing insight backed by many years in management, and instead of investing a lot of time and money in creating a website, they advised me to continue developing my network with Facebook.

Owner financing doesn't make this a deal, it just sets you up for foreclosure when you can't refi, based on the Real performance of the properties, 2-3 years down the line.

I have one right now here in Oregon we actually had to sue for performance we gave a huge deposit which the lady kept and spent and then she would not sign the deed I have had 6 figures sitting in escrow ready to close since last May..