Chris Martin thanks, I tend to chime in from time to time where I believe I can provide some perspective and or value.

The analysis below makes sense from a cash flow perspective (especially given rent potential) but our main concern is tying too much of our capital up if we don't have enough spread between our cash in at the LTV% at refinance.

Hi @Gerald Valentin, I can provide some guidance from a lender's perspective when it comes to motels. 

Also, moving from a property that's being treated to another one with no history of bedbugs will just spread the infestation to the new unit unless they're leaving everything they own behind and showing up to get keys freshly showered and in their birthday suits.

-Possible new construction , development and subdivision.I know its a long perspective, but I like to think big.

From the perspective of a buyer who looks to wholesalers, you can set yourself up for success by finding true deals and matching that deal to the right buyer.

One thing that has helped me with juggling cards from a personal perspective is using a credit service called creditsesame.com  The site helps you keep a monitor on your credit rating and suggests methods to improve your rating.  

Hi @Taylor Herman, the best approach really starts from the perspective of a real estate developer.

May I ask your perspective on any potential negative aspects of having a RE license.

You compensations for retaining the risk is the savings in PM fees between 1 & 2.Hopefully the example quantifies your perspective on your risk, and in turn, helps you choose which fits your risk tolerance better.