I think if an investor is liquid and working with an experienced team who already has pushed 20+ properties through the entire life cycle from purchase to sale of finished product then they are just the money. 

Now I'm not sure where you are in your life cycle, but i think one should always continue to invest and reinvest in their future until at least the point of reaching retirement at any age (which is where the income from doing nothing covers all the expenses from doing what you want)

The Auction Asset Life Cycle: “Coming Soon”In this post I will discuss the asset lifecycle that properties on auction.com typically go through.

In this section we will discuss how to better understand the asset lifecycle that auction.com utilizes to run their properties through auctions.

@Crystal Wilson carpet almost always has the lowest initial cost and the highest lifecycle costs.

Based on life cycle cost its cheaper. 

@John Knisely  Electric baseboard heating can be expensive when you look at life cycle cost, this includes utility cost. 

You also are very limited in the investments you can make, which are solely the funds that they offer (C, G, F, I, S, and lifecycle).

Most investors on BP have not been through a full life cycle of investment that includes a correction.

All you have to do is take the arbitrage and pay back the loan after the life cycle of your deal or after a capital event such as REFI.