There are a few bad apples in every bunch but the majority of them are sweet!

However, I think that it's apples and oranges for me because I can either put 25% down on 4 houses using $200,000, or, I can use the $200k to get one flip going.

If your numbers are correct, and it's apples to apples...sounds like negative leverage, where your cost of funds is higher than the cap rate.

Compare apples to apples and listen

Published in 1988, it is about the early Steve Jobs and the founding of Apple.

I suspect those things will likely filter out the vast majority of bad apples.

Deal #16 – 11999 Pecos Rd, Apple Valley, CA: SFR $120,000 purchase, spent $30,000 on rehab, sold in 10 days for $215,000 Deal #17 – 3776 Middlebury St, Los Angeles, CA: SFR $440,000 purchase, spent $60,000 on rehab, sold for $635,000 Deal #18 – 11709 Compton Ave, Los Angeles, CA: SFR $206,000 purchase, spent $14,000 on rehab sold for $255,000 Deal #19 – 1159 E. 28th St, San Bernardino, CA: SFR $227,000 purchase, spent $15,000 on rehab rented out for $1700/month in 1 day (current market value is $300,000) Deal #20 – 1306 Fairview Ave, Colton, CA: SFR plus vacant lot next door, $160,000 purchase, sold lot for $23,000, spent $30,000 on rehab sold house for $245,000.

A key business professor I had when I was 19 (Part owner in a bagel chain called Big Apple Bagle that made some money) started a corporation where people could buy shares in a race horse and get returns on their investment based on share payouts of the horse's winnings.

wow, the big apple...I always wanted to visit that place...welcome...

., Room 115, Apple Valley MN 55124.