@Roland S. nailed it on the meet ups, the Los Milagros one is terrific.

@Adam Gonzalez, great question. you hit the nail on the head, 'no one has a crystal ball'.

(Realize this is probably a really obvious observation) Second, you need to be careful to preserve your credit score so that you can refi or transfer to a new card if you need to.

Third, they either need to be slid up under the shingles, breaking the seal bond, or nailed to the roof.

This number, as a percentage, may also vary depending on the rental price point.CapEx, in my opinion, there is not a good predictable assumption for this as it is totally property dependent and would need to be plugged into your calculator once you have identified a property.Once you start to narrow it down to any specific properties, feel free to reach out to me and I would be happy to help you nail down more specific numbers for that property.

Hunkering down for the long haul here at RD Advisors with the continued focus on capital preservation and yield generation through short-term private credit.

Again, why bother everyone if there are just a few folks getting nailed for code violations? 

,etc.Before offering again you need to nail down who's value is more accurate.You can come in higher and nail them down with the appraisal contingency and property inspection issues to get reductions.By then sellers are much more emotionally invested and will look at reductions to keep you from walking.Especially if you are a strong buyer who they think will be able to close.

yeah, I saw that, but that's just the preservation guys changing the locks, and using the bottom one for a handle.

Everyone else has hit the nail on the head.