But I'm making it work, the trouble is worth it in NELA, but probably not in some locations.

I agree with many others who have said they love the concept, but unless the data has a high degree of accuracy & integrity, it isn't worth the "paper" it's printed on. 

I know I have.Hope it was worth the read  if you got this far.

And most wholesalers just don't make enough for it to be worth their while.  

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. #1 - Charleston, SC area - Worth: ~800k / Balance on mortgage: $230k / Excellent rental history 5y+ @ $3,300/month / Divorce buyout #2 - Syracuse NY area - Worth: ~600k / Balance on mortgage: $185k / No rental history (just inherited with brother) but in a desirable area so local realtors say it will rent easily in the $2,000-$2,500 range / Brother is partner#3 - Kansas City, MO - Worth: ~200k / Balance on mortgage: $100k / Excellent rental history 4y+ @ $1,200/month / Divorce buyout First choice is to pay off partners in a clean lump sum now (one wants to buy ASAP in another market, the other wants to build ASAP), but I'm open to brainstorming for options.I live in Portland OR and rent my primary address. 

If rates fall later this year as forecasted, it could be worth factoring in the possibility to refinance and bring my mortgage down low enough to continue renting it as a short term rental or consider renting it mid or long term. 

If you're new to real estate and are risk averse, strategies like house hacking and long-term turnkey rentals in B/C-class markets are worth exploring.

I obviously wasn't involved in your previous inquiries, but in this case it's possible that "our type of business" is being viewed as "a business that already failed once." 

For me, for "rescue capital", the terms have to be unbelievable and phenomenal and I would rather structure it like mezzanine debt whereas if the GP fails on the obligation you could step in, take it over and they lose their ownership in the deal.Rescue capital is very risky and like VC for seed funding, you could lose it all, so it better be well worth it.