If the the project crashes & burns the 2nd lender who basically has a 75K note as collateral to sue on to protect their investment.

Before the crash, it was much more likely.

The market crashed and we had record foreclosures because everyone counted their appreciation too soon.

Have a crash course in person where I can't have anything repeated isn't how I learn personally.

If we look at the pre-recession years, we see that the Total Listed quickly sky rocketed in the years preceding the crash.

I'm scared the market will crash before the balloon payment and she will walk away and make me foreclose on the unit.

House hackers get a crash course in property managementI am truly passionate about house hacking and would love to connect and chat about this strategy.

I’m going into my first refi and I can’t decide between whether to take out as much cash as possible, so I can be cash heavy into this pending crash (allegedly), or if i should leave the equity in there, bump my cashflow every month by about 40% (I’m going from a 7.5% interest loan to a 3.2%), and then use that equity for a Heloc to do the next deal.

I watching something from BP which recommended something else, which recommended something else and like 4 recommendations later I came across this video series called "The Crash Course" that's all about our money system and how it works, how banking works, how the fed prints money, inflation and on and on and on.

The 2008 crash and COVID had no impact on our target tenant pool.