I love design so BRRs are my favorite and the most rewarding to me even though I have to put in work.

.-30% of real estate agents are going to quit-Buyers will have some relief and be able to choose where they want to live instead of accepting what they can get-Finding deals is going to be easier as people will panic sell-Stocks are cheap right now relative to their 52 week highsThere is going to be a TON of opportunity over the next year and the folks that have prepared and been patient with their capital are going to reap the rewards of these discounted assets.  

Give them the OPTION to pay in full, but don't reward this with a discount. 

Look at your risk vs reward.

They know you and you know them.If you are burnt out by only one business card, leave and go have a nice small reward meal somewhere you like (IHop is open 24/7).

@Natalie OlivoIn scenarios such as yours, we always prefer to take the property as it ... and we will only pay for the current performance of the business, not the unrealized potential  - there is no reason to reward the vendor for the work you will do to improve the performance.It would also be wary of the vendor offering to place new tenants at a substantially increased rent (40-60%) prior to close.  

Conventional lenders have guidelines that play the credit worthiness game and reward those with good credit and high net worth.

The public should own a part of the company and be rewarded financially as profits return.

To offer my support and let people know that it's not about a "step-by-step" program, but it's about people, altruism and the important variables of give and receive.So if there's anything I can do on this scale, this is my highest and best use to you and myself as I truly enjoy it and the rewards are beyond measure.Regards,Adam

What we did find over the years was that there are problems and rewards in every business you get into, and we prefer the problems and rewards associated with renting real estate over everything else we've tried.