“We've had to pause our distributions before… it's more important to keep the deal moving than to run out of money after you've passed the money out.”

Jason Williams · Ironclad Underwriting Podcast · Why Monthly Cash Flow Matters More Than Annual Averages

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Holds back or pauses investor distributions after a refinance to preserve cash for unexpected expenses

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