Hey Cody Croslow - Thanks so much for taking the time to write your message.

Some will want more security and consistency in their returns (i.e., lender), while others will be happy to take more risk for a potentially greater return (i.e., equity partner).One who puts in $300k shouldn't get an 8% return based on net profit if a guy putting $25k gets the same return.

If it's been 3 days since you contacted the first applicants and they haven't gotten back to you in more than 72 hours, I would feel perfectly comfortable moving on.I'd leave the first applicants a nice message letting them know you assumed they weren't interested any longer and that you'll be finding other tenants, just so there is no confusion.

. - If you do get one flip where the profit was $500 per hour simply because you spent less time, but the net profit was say $20k, unless you can consistently replicate that every single work week hour, it does not matter.I have spent only 2 months (includes time from acquisition date to sold date) on a flip and made $35k, but have spent 6 months and made $220k.

Ryan has has bills steadily increasing and the water department history shows consistent increases.

If they use a consistent name for their "own" flips, it should be easy to check their track record.

I wanted to be sure that I had a viable exit if I was not using the house consistently or as expected.

LOL If you want more info on getting started in the note business, feel free to message me.

I reached out to the founder of one of my groups and told him about the property and asked if I could post a message out to the group to see if there was any interest.

If I can help with anything just shoot me a message.