Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $450,000

Cash invested: $200,000

Sale price: $829,000

This was an original home when we purchased and we added ...

I have educated myself a lot on the BRRRR strategy but now my minor set back is the lack of understanding when it comes to financing with partners since I'm aware this will take me 3-5 times longer to accomplish on my own. 

I was really excited because I studied hard and was able to accomplish my goal with hard work.

Accomplished Commercial Leases, listing land, listing residential working with multiple buyers, but when you see fluctuations in your bank account, how do you keep confident?

I am trying to determine if there is a potential deal I can take to the seller utilizing seller-financing that accomplishes his goals, and is still a good investment.

this time as a guest, we rented a farm house in Sequoia National Park, beautiful house surrounded by rivers , horses, cattle, gorgeous view, ... park the car in front of the house, walk into the house and start checking out... take stuff to the kitchen and guess what is posted on the fridge: Huge picture of a rattle snake, with the word WARNING in red, right above another post of a huge picture of a black tarantula same scary sign.

It's Friday.It's 62 degrees and mostly sunny with a light breeze from the northwest.I live in one of the most beautiful areas of the country; southern Maryland between the Potomac River, the Wicomico River west of the Chesapeake Bay.Here's the situation:  My loans are all caught up for nowSadly, no one is closing today, but the month is shaping up to be busy toward the end.So I'm going to take this opportunity and ride my horse.For those hard chargers who never slow down, I got some great advice from an old boss years ago. 

Let's mastermind with together and we can be stronger and accomplish much more than continuing on our own.

Ask anyone who is in the business for references (broker, etc) and just start grabbing coffee or lunch to talk about what you want to do, and see if their expertise matches what you want to accomplish.

I agree that it's a shame to remove slate though because it's such a beautiful roof surface that is extremely resistant to the rough New England weather: wind, hail, freeze/thaw cycles and even fire resistant which is why it is valuable (that and a new slate roof is ridiculously expensive).