The assumption is that if you have good credit, you’re smart about investing. Not true. In fact, I’ve seen more bad deals come from people with excellent credit scores than I have from people with poor credit scores. ...
There’s something that I see happening way too often, particularly to seasoned investors who should know better. They look at the deal, and they say to themselves, “Worst case, I’ve got tons of equity.” And that, my friend, ...
We all love to talk about “good deals.” Good deals have a low purchase price. Good deals have high cash flow. Good deals have a solid return. Sounds good on paper, right? Well, what nobody wants to talk ...
There’s a certain kind of deal that can sneak up on even the savviest investor. Not the bad deals. Not the ones that have a foundation that’s crumbling in or a tenant that’s a nightmare to deal with. ...
Everyone wants a “good deal.” Below-market. Good price. Good upside. Sounds like a great investment strategy… until you realize it slowly drains your liquidity. Because the biggest mistake I see investors make isn’t that they pay too much ...
