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To say I am shocked is an understatement.Finally, when I sought out their tax strategy services, I specifically asked in the informational meeting if I wasn't acting a little prematurely, and if I should wait for my partner and I to be married in 2024 before making this investment, i.e. if tax strategizing would pay for itself in 2023 via significant tax refunds.

Yes I know the sooner I discharge the better chance I have but its a little tricky and would be costly to pay off prematurely.

Selling now at a loss feels premature.

It would be a mistake for them to prematurely comment on these serious allegations without doing THEIR due diligence.

Occasionally, an investor will purchase an investment property with the intent to hold, and a negative catalyst will cause them to prematurely sell despite that intent, but I wouldn't bet on those happening on a regular basis.

I use units from each of those companies, and I've had one premature failure in the last 11 years (n=20 or so). 

Quote from @Adam Michael Andrews: The whole point of investing in a note is that in a downside case you have some sort of surviving claim in BK even if it suffers a haircut or is equitized at that point.The fact that you are prematurely converted to equity in a default situation means you have the equity risk via that clause but have a capped upside if things go really well.

However, if the borrower never intended to occupy the home or moves out prematurely without a valid reason, it could be considered a violation of FHA occupancy rules.

I'm leaning towards trying to rent my house out, furnished, at a premium $3,000/mo after I re-build personal savings, but can't afford the risk of a tenant leaving prematurely and having a whole house vacant while also paying rent somewhere else.