Also, please clarify what you mean by "property overview"...In general, PMCs vary in their integrity and quality of services - the same is true of real estate agents and every profession.BTW, is this you?

I’ve been analyzing different notes lately and noticed pricing varies widely depending on LTV, borrower history, and property type.Curious how other investors here set their pricing models.What factors carry the most weight for you?

They currently have three funds that are very varied: a Multi-Family Project, a Self-Storage Fund, and one for Real Estate Debt.Any feedback/experience would be greatly appreciated. 

Quiet hours / noise control: Must comply with the county’s noise ordinance (example: exterior noise not continuously above specified decibel limits). 

The regulations vary.

Building a strong relationship with the seller can be advantageous when negotiating the terms of the transaction.The approach to property tours can vary based on deal marketing and location.

If the cowherd varies by 5% up or down, the price of beef goes up or down.  

For my other units, I have varying insurance policies from different providers.

Hey Zach — even though this is an older post, here’s a simple way to think about owner-financing a down payment:Legally, you’ll need a promissory note for the down payment and a security instrument (mortgage or deed of trust) if the payment is significant.The structure can vary: sometimes the seller holds a second note for the down payment, sometimes it’s wrapped into the main loan.Always have these drafted or reviewed by a real estate attorney — it protects both you and the buyer.The key is making sure the payments, interest, and terms are clear so both sides are safe.Owner financing can be a great tool, but the details matter.

In total it’s 5 units on the land, country area setting, 620 sq ft. 1/1 Mobile home on a lake and the 4 units in the converted convenience store that vary from 600-900 sq ft.