A cash-out equity loan of $75000 with no pre-payment penalty would be perfect.  

I'll use this as building blocks on perfecting how I interview and set expectations in other markets as I continue to scale.

There's no perfect software out there.

Two years ago had my chance to get into, found the perfect flip but the partner I had wasn't very motivated.

It is true that other well-informed folks know them too so I guess it isn't a perfect model.

At the same time, it's perfectly ok to try to work something out with them...

There are significant tax incentives investing there and the weather is perfect.

We have applicants who seem like the perfect tenants but can't move in for two months, or another applicant who is only grade B- (based solely on income, otherwise they check out fine) who can move in right away.

"Rich Dad" says buy assets, and your own home is a liability.In a perfect situation i would have purchased a Multi and lived in a unit, but i cant complain on how it's turned out.

I am not saying that I am better than anyone or perfect, but I do feel quite confident in saying that I am correct in this little discussion of ours regarding the character of gain recognized in the sale of a condo.