Also the tenant wanting to move always pays their rent on time and the other tenant is always late

It’s been unable to sell because the original house was a single wide in the 70s that was then added on to.This makes financing either difficult or very expensive for people (especially since it’s a low price point and mainly first time buyers).We would be paying cash - so it’s not an issue for us.

I don’t want to waste a hard money lenders time, but if an offer isn’t accepted it might take awhile to find another property where you can get an accepted offer.

Feedback regarding your personal experiences rates changing; hidden fees; closing on time; professionalism of the loan officer you worked with, etc., are all appreciated, for the below listed lenders, and we are open to new suggestions for lenders not listed

I’m currently have all my money in a live in flip but see opportunities all the time.

There are 100's of real estate podcasts out there and honestly I have found many that are better than BP as they have people who have been in real estate and business for a very long time and could run circles around some of the hosts. 

I've been in Phoenix for most of my life, I know a lot about the market areas here as well as what golf courses are good!  

Would the best bet be for me to just park a chunk of that money in a high yield savings account until tax time?

Secure funding upfront to complete project goals on time and on budget.

I hear and read time and time again that it is very beneficial to be in the same room as people that are where you want to be financially but I don't know how to make that happen exactly.