Especially if they lose a key player?

Josh, hellooooooooooooooooooooooo, hope this shout is loud enough.

This might strain the schedule for your project.Risk: Significant financial losses, including the possibility of losing your property in the event that you fail on the loan, might arise from a repair and flip project gone awry.Due Diligence: To make sure a hard money lender is respectable and reliable, it is crucial to carry out extensive research and due diligence before selecting one.Before proceeding with a hard money lender, consider your financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment goals carefully.

Breaking even, or losing a few hundred dollars a month to keep this property may not make sense.

In return - you will get a nice “thank you” and hopefully help someone get closer to their goals <3. 

Many older owners would much rather have monthly payments coming in verses a lump sum that they lose a large chunk to taxes. 

Thank you so much @Federico Gutierrez- I have sent out a LOT of emails today and am hoping that someone will decide I’m worth their time.

Hoping the BP community might be able to come up with some solutions with me- ideally we just aren't losing money on the thing, which our payments are $1,200 a month.  

Renting requires a deposit that you hopefully get back.

I'd love to hear about your investing journey, and I hope I can bring you some value as well!