The most common portfolio style loan in Texas is a 20 year adjustable rate loan.

What I didn't realize is all the stuff I was doing was slowly adjusting my mindset, network, and financial position.

I'm not used to things being easy especially because of my first and favorite sport Boxing, when you're in that ring you have to learn quick and adjust accordingly ( trust me my resting weight is 170lb so at least for me it's rare that I spar someone at the same weight usually their lighter which means faster, or heavier which means stronger ), that being said i'm also not used to things being handed to me, but recently i've been blessed with the opportunity to receive 100% funding on my next Fix and Flip deal.

This may allow for the sponsor to fix it up and sell it for more than 60million.If you are investing through a syndicator, you are normally betting on the 'syndicator' instead of the deal. 

They will send out an adjuster pretty quick. 

Cold call buyers if you call 2000 buyers a month for 3 months you will be busier then you can handle I bet.

On the other hand, a good real estate agent should be glad to make referrals to help make the sale, so that's probably your best bet. 

If you want a 2/1, option 1 is the best bet.

I adjusted some of the numbers. $1700-$1800 per month rent $20,400-$21,600 per year-Mortgage A-D ($13740) -Management (8%) per month ($2,482-$2628)-Vacancy (3%) ($612-$648)-Repairs (10%) ($2040-$2160)-Capex (10%) ($2040-$2160)Net-(514)-264I didn’t account for depreciation being fair market value at time of rental vs time of purchase.

Dan's made some bets in the past and done well, so he likes to disagree with me on posts related to CA.