The economics don’t work.

Essentially, you can't split the (taxable) profit 50/50 as that does not match the economics of the transaction.

@Jeremy Horton its an environmental health tech for the county and hmm ok makes sense prob too expensive i am also looking into affordable condo lotteries in white plains

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I would love to be a resource for you as a lender, and I actually also have a masters in mental health counseling.

That model simply doesn’t work.When you change the structure, the economics change.When you change the neighborhoods, the dynamics change.When you buy the right streets and understand local payment behavior, the volatility looks very different.So I don’t disagree with your experience at all.

A bit like having a health coach sit in on your doctor's appointment to ask the questions you might not have thought to ask.

So I don't think all of it is economic (although we are seeing a higher renewal rate so that may mean more folks sticking in place) we do always see a significant drop in applicant quality in the winter months though and that is almost universal for us every winter. 

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Glad we aren’t on the lower economic end or inflation would hurt versus help.