Originally posted by @James Clements:@Alexander Felice I thought delayed financing meant you where limited to get back only the purchase price + closing costs?

Originally posted by @Michael Willis:Hi All, can anyone chime in on whether a Lagoon Water Treatment Facility is something to run or not be afraid of.

My next choice would be a Turnkey  Property that is renovated and managed by some other group of people and your only duty, after your original inspection and an evaluation, is to get a check from them each month. 

@Lee Burns  Once you fine tune the numbers and if you decide to proceed, back to your original question, how to fund it? 

Originally posted by @Jorge Pena:@Ryan Murdock thanks Ryan. 

Originally posted by @Joseph Cameron:@Grant Rothenburger just chiming in here as I am interested in something similar.

Is anyone going back to their deals after a few years to do a retrospective review of their investment to see what their actual returns and outflows are vs what you originally estimated?

I know there is normally a seasoning period for the original property but from what I've read it seems like your original intention is what really matters.I had no intention of selling, but I also didn't know I might make a quick 30k.

Originally posted by @Jeremy Marek:Is not selecting an applicant for a given unit, but keeping their application open in case of other vacancies (for example the application would stay valid for 30 days), the same as a denial? 

Originally posted by @Matthew John:Thanks for the feedback guys.