Unlike mortgage interest rates that are governed by specific factors, interest rates in private money are largely influenced by supply and demand as well as other unique factors.

Its a unique situation.

So, realize that whatever story you hear is the absolute best possible outcome, and that it could be significantly worse (lower rent, lengthy vacancies, higher expenses.)

I like that possible outcome.

It’s a personal decision, I chose not to go this route because there is no court case yet that shows precedent on this with a favorable outcome.

This deal showcased our effective renovation strategy and commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

This rapid transaction showcased our efficient investment strategy and ability to deliver profitable outcomes swiftly.

I had unique property that was in demand.

Here's the link to the case: http://www.cftc.gov/stellent/groups/public/@lrenforcementactions/documents/legalpleading/enfmaincomplaint.pdf The outcome of this suit was bad news.

I know that is valued but it still isn't in a beach community where the real money and staying power is.This does have a 2 car garage though that makes it more unique, a lot of places don't have this due to space constraints.My question is, how do you know what is a good deal and not?