@Marcus Auerbach@Greg ScottThank you for sharing your thoughts.The current market presents an interesting dilemma.A couple thoughts:Investing requires optimism about the future of a property and or location.There should be rational and logical reasons supporting that optimism of course.The “maintaining one’s underwriting standards” is an interesting concept - that one should only invest if certain return metrics are met.

When I first heard about this concept it really blew my mind.

Same concept.  

And learning about such concepts as "funneling" can't hurt.   

@Michael MastantuonoYeah, this concept of "reinvesting" the profits "save you from paying taxes" is prevalent, but isn't true. 

It is the same concept that offerpad, open door, etc. has commercialized… Pay the people less for their house for convenience, and profit nicely on the backend.  

I like the concept - for your guys that is...

Originally the transactions would be recorded in daybooks, cashbooks, or journals and then transferred to a ledger.Bookkeeping software has now pretty much replaced the need for physical books.Why do small businesses need bookkeeping?

Here are the basic terms of the HELOC that I've been approved for:"This loan has a variable interest rate, which is determined by the Wall Street Journal Prime Rate plus a margin.

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