Does it lose its BRRRR goodness or would keep some cash in it to break even and Refi less than I can?

I have many leads that need followed up with that haven't been touched because of lack of time, and I'm doing minimal marketing as of now because the few leads a week that come in, I have trouble getting to them as well.My business is in a stand-still and essentially losing money because I know I've missed out on deals because of either lack of follow up or not calling back new leads right away.I plan on hopefully being able to go part time in the next few months, but in the meantime, how should I handle this?

I could lose over $300k if I don’t close on the deal, the seller is ready to back out so I may have to sue him for specific performance.

More of a joint venture I guess to obtain the home with other peoples money and then fixing up and managing the properties myself once the ARV is higher and I can cash out the people who put the money in.

You can still lose your investment in the LLC.

We ended up losing about $5,000 on this one.

Entrepreneurs sometimes lose everything but they know how to get investors, how to start a business, etc. 

But I'd be willing to lose $300 to speed things along as you did.

Sounds frustrating, but better to stick with the numbers that work than to lose $$$ right?

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