Similar to any deal analysis, you need to run your numbers religiously.

You need to adjust to current-day market conditions, and religiously following the 1% rule is going to prevent you from getting in on deals that are very strong by today’s standards.

Hi BP team, I have a single family home currently used by a priest of a Church in NJ. The Hard Money Lender I'm using mentioned they can't lend unless I get this zoned "Residential use ". I'm seeking help on where I s...

This won't show up on the automated underwriting system anywhere, and a Lender that didn't plan and calculate this ahead of time could be in for a rude awakening once the appraisal comes in and there's not enough rents to cover the PITI.

I've tracked all of my expenses & material participation hours religiously...

Whose is whose, which is for what, goals, and division of responsibilities.If you're going into a business marriage, then check into prenups.If you're going into a religious marriage, then pay the bills and depend on your commitment to weather the storm.

Good afternoon BPIm currently wrapping up reading Total Financial Awakening by Andrey Sokurec and Alex Delendik. 

Owners of properties who have not made payments for a while will have a rude awakening when moratoriums end.

I couldn’t have gotten this far, this quickly without religiously listening to the BP podcasts and audiobooks.

Your state's landlord and eviction laws apply at some point, you better know when that is because you could be in for a rude awakening when you are expecting your guest to leave.For every case of this happening, I'm sure there are 99 cases of trouble free longer term guests.