All around it's a tough pill to swallow.

To be an F in lending, you have to fail to come to the table with the money after the green light is given.I've been through tortuous loans in my career as a broker and L/O, I've been asked for pointless documents, been stalled on, been pushed to the back burner, dealt with non communication, and sloppy UW work. 

One burner of the gas stove won’t light and again, did not say a word.

That’s not to say don’t ever do it, just maybe keep it on the back burner until your geographic situation is more stable.What You *Can* Do Right Now:* Start connecting with out-of-state teams: Lenders, agents, property managers, etc.

Burners clog, grease builds up, and before long it becomes a health hazard.Responsibility Confusion – It creates a gray area: who fixes it, who replaces the propane, what if it’s stolen?

I understand this would require a certain amount of required Thai investors - let’s put that on the back-burner for now. 

I also see people in your situation who as a newbie do okay, that's all I'm gonna say about it and you can take what you want from that because I don't have the Magic Pill to give you to make this work.

Thanks in advance for any insights. add value. for example I have a back burner project that we want to develop a suburban hotel in miami for extended stay.

It was a tough pill to swallow but a valuable experience in risk management.

If a judge considered ADD a handicap, it would be ridiculous but these days everyone is handicap or some quack tells them they are when they are in grade school scaring them for the rest of their life and feeding them pills like the chief from one flew over the cuckoos nest.