I see some that may work out from time to time but then I think. . . is there a reason another investor hasn't snatched it up already? 

. • Short-Term Flexibility: Terms usually run 2–8 months, which matches the typical workout/liquidation timeline. • Diversification: By leveraging capital, investors can work multiple loans in parallel instead of tying up cash in just one asset. 

You may want to consider protecting your capital and looking at other opportunities where the numbers work out stronger. 

If so, how did it work out for you?

Then if that didn’t work out I could just sell/donate everything in my primary and move straight in.

I'm in Chicago so I've spent a lot of time trying to work out my slow season strategy. 

Quote from @Lincoln Martinez: Sorry this did not  work out at all.

Of course, after you tell them that, you do keep trying to help them, and work out a deal that everyone is happy with in the end.

This was sourced through strong local broker connections and a workout between the developer and lender.

I’ve hosted a few mid-term tenants through Furnished Finder, and it can work out really well when everything’s set up clearly up front.A few things to think about:Verify income or employer if you haven’t already.