If I was expecting to redeploy that capital inside of 24 months I would absolutely choose the ~$1,500 penalty over missing out on a deal though.Not sure if you’re doing it already but most of the big 5 have a great auto readvancing product that will allow you to leverage equity via a secured LOC.

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Hello BP Family,Does anyone with solid first-hand knowledge about the following:Is someone promoting or Soliciting customers for ONLY Commercial lending products, is that person (independent contractor) required to have a MOL? 

There is nothing wrong with this at all, they are selling you a renovated product at market value.

Good recommendations here already, I'd add Frank Gallinelli's book on cash flow:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1259586189/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0

It’s just the product code.

The factory gasket is breaking down prematurely and can be damaged by in tank cleaning products a lot of tenants use. 

The cat unit generates about $13,000.00 worth of product a minute, it is supposed to run non-stop. 

I understand this is something a person who have to sale the property owner on letting them is their home to operate this product, but it feels like I’m missing some kind of major risk that I not seeing , it almost felt too good to be true , so what are your experiences with it ?