They’re frame of reference seems to be the rentals they and their friends had in their late teens and early twenties where they broke the lease in a low end high turnover apt complex and management had made the decision that doing anything more than sending a few threatening letters to people with no assets was not financially viable.  

I have so many questions about all of the overwhelming complexities of building wealth.

They age the barrels on ships at sea and it has a very complex flavor profile that is very salted caramely to me, I only drink it when I hit milestones or goals!

It is normally easier to work with contractors who have the financial means to accept these terms in larger or more complex projects.

I have heard many apartment complex owners liquidate and go all in SFH because the numbers were better.

He is not going through the 8% costs to sell a home which you will eat when you sell the home.Furthermore, there is complexities with his sale since he is selling LLC interest and not real estate.When you buy out his share, you want to make sure you get credited for you buying him out with added depreciation.Best of luck!

Property laws and contracts are complex.

Most investors won’t see that, as their bookkeeping may not be that complex. 

Hi @Margaret Connor, congrats on winning the lien..tax lien investing can be rewarding but definitely comes with complexities.

For investors newer to CRE or notes, I’d say the key is making sure you’ve got strong underwriting and legal guidance on collateral assignments, since the mechanics can get complex fast.