Hi BP community 👋
I’ve been spending more time in the note investing space, working with both performing and non-performing mortgage notes (1st position, residential and some commercial).
I know there are some exper...

Tactics:**SIC and COGO Nation, uses faith-based language in presentations.

The proper language will make it far easier to admit members, sell membership interest and take a number of other actions that may be necessary in the future to advance your business objectives.

Lenders, unfortunately, often struggle with nontraditional lease structures, especially when it comes to underwriting future income.In situations like this, I’ve seen some success when the agreement includes language that mirrors a standard lease, fixed monthly payment terms, length of agreement, and unconditional payment language, even if the underlying purpose is transitional housing.

Amish don't speak Dutch but it's a connecting language that shows respect and generally can muddle along until there comfortable enough to flip to English for you. 

Hey BP fam,
With interest rates shifting, hard money guidelines tightening, and local markets evolving—I'm curious how everyone here is funding their current fix and flip projects in 2025.
A few questions to kick th...

Ensure the loan documents reflect what was promised in the term sheet, including prepayment rights, carve-outs, and guarantees.Pay attention to:- Hidden covenants- Personal recourse carve-outs (“bad boy” provisions)- Cross-collateralization language across unrelated propertiesEnvironmental ExposurePhase I reports often raise “recognized environmental conditions” (RECs), but buyers ignore them at their peril.

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Anyone experienced in this and can share guidance would be appreciated.  

In the first quarter of 2025, there were 61,660 foreclosures, a 49.6% increase from the previous quarter.Louisiana, Kentucky, and Mississippi topped the list of states with the highest share of “seriously underwater” mortgages... face a high risk of foreclosure.In Q1 2025, 2.8 percent of mortgages nationwide were classified as being seriously underwater, up from 2.5 percent in Q4 2024.