But what about the business owner who owns 10 properties worth $3M and wants a $500k loan and the bank will take 90 days to do a portfolio loan and ask for everything including their first born,  and they come to us and we can originate this loan in 2 weeks.

The first time was when Lincoln was born in a one-room cabin on the Big South Fork of Nolin’s Creek near Hodgenville, Kentucky.

Keep on buyin'KenVery nice numbers and well done.I'm going to look at a trailer park later today that in the preliminary calculations will give me a 120% net ROI.Never bought such a deal so anyone that has experience in trailer parks, please reach out.I might be missing something in my numbers but I wasn't born yesterday and already asked some of my mentors and the figures seem to match up lolThere are some crazy deals out there lol

It won’t be feasible to house hack again because I will have a new born in November.

I am a little biased with Tampa, born and raised, but there enormous amounts of growth like the 4 billion dollar downtown Water street project backed by Bill Gates.

My time is WAY too valuable to deal with those types of problems.Chasing cashflow in bad markets is probably one of the main traps new investors fall into--read the forums and you'll find countless stories of new investors buying in C and D areas because "the cashflow was excellent", and within six months they're at their wits end with non-paying tenants, police getting called to the property, property damage, MIA property managers, etc., etc.

Over half of mortgage holders in the US are paying less than 4% interest.This has the effect of “trapping” many would-be home sellers and subsequent home buyers in their current homes.

I was born, raised, and currently live in Camden County.

If you were born & raised in a D neighborhood then it should not be difficult to maneuver in this type of market.  

Born and raised here, I have a historic context of different neighborhoods (and biases) but that does not impact my selection process as an investor and builder.