But ultimately it is up to you how you decide to work with hard money lenders, they be an asset if worked properly...if not you will lose a ton of money. 

Since we have two housing authorities in Bham and neither is particularly light on its feet, investors can lose a lot to wasted time for inspections, revoked or reduced vouchers etc.

People just resist change in general, but at least now there are more choices.Patch of Land was the first approved SEC filing of a Reg A+.The VCs appear to be either scared of losing deals or just cocky. 

Remember to get them under contract first so you don't lose them, then do your due diligence while under the contingency period.

James knows Cleveland, has great deals and will provide turnkey service to passive investors.Regarding your fear of loss, remember that you only lose when you sell.

You may lose an entity to litigation as well any property it holds, but the other entities are not involved if your structure is done properly.

Put out approx 50 bandit signs this weekend and lost 6 of them...approx 10%.  In your experiences, what is average?  I put some at major shopping center entrances, major intersections and at major road entrances to so...

Some might lose interest if the proposition is sharing a bathroom and common areas with 3 other people.

You'll lose some tenants when you start construction. 

These days a lender would rather lose the loan, than do the loan with a value that is later found to be false.