It is as easy to pick out as a wrotten apple in a basket.

They will not do one on one you will need to get around a $25M line with them.The other option is to find some other note buyers and do a participation agreement where each of you buys a percentage of the note, this is common in CRE space as some lenders do not want all eggs in one basket in a deal.

Baltimore and the suburbs have many good opportunities for RE but it isn't the low hanging fruit it used to be.

You can even give a timeframe, like October 25th through the 31st, applications are being accepted etc.Lastly: As far as you leasing to low score high-risk tenants right now...don’t fall for the low hanging fruit.

Its going to keep demanding money as things have deteriorated overtime and the once fruitful investment you thought is going to be your primary stressor.

There are some risk trade offs like “all eggs in one basket” versus fewer turnovers and guest liabilities and consumables. 

You can't expect to send one blast out and get much fruit.

I stopped investing in Puerto Rico due to high prices and quite frankly, you dont want all your eggs in one basket down there.

No fumbling with key boxes.Hospitality Touchpoints: A welcome basket (local coffee, wine, snacks), handwritten card, and curated local guidebook.Service Design: Contract cleaning crews with a 24-hour turnover guarantee and post-clean photo verification system.System: Guest Experience SOP — Document the 10 “moments of delight” (arrival, first impression, first morning coffee, etc.) and make them repeatable through checklists and automation.4.

But I wouldnt be putting all my eggs in that basket