Always have a cash reserve on hand, maybe twice what you think you'll need.  

I think it depends on the uniqueness of the house and neighborhood....if there isn't comps to support it...you are solely banking on someone buying ONLY because of FLW.I would surely get some second opinions no matter what@Peter Martinson

Finally, other tax deferral strategies prevent you from getting immediate cash, and your stated goal was to get cash for a down payment.Either this firm does not understand what you're hoping to accomplish or they are not being straightforward with their promises to you.

Then your financing costs, to see if you have cash flow at end of the day (if you plan to hold).  

Regardless of your FICO, you will need cash money to be able to invest in holdable real estate.  

That takes a lot of time, probably a couple hundred dollars, and there's a good chance they have no evidence to support their claim, whereas you can show pictures or video.Document everything, follow the law, and treat people honestly and fairly.

If it doesn’t cash flow in this scenario then it was a bad deal to begin with.

Their support is horrible if you need anything beyond basic level support.

Our financial support demonstrated our commitment to providing the necessary resources for successful real estate investments.

Getting those properties for pennies on the dollar, renovating them so they can withstand another 100 years, and fully furnishing them at a 30 day minimum is giving off some solid cash flow!