I am saying as minimum.........anyhow ....US real estate market will be 'very ugly' next year, Howard Lutnick warnsThe CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald said $700 billion in defaults are cominghttps://www.foxbusiness.com/real-estate/us-real-estate-marke...   

If the tenant doesn't show then you can win by default.

Think about what the payment is, and what that payment got you 20 years ago compared to today - because in 20 years it’s gonna be worse and they have a low rate they will never refinance and you will basically have an upside down investment with the risk they could default.

Hi Tina,The only type of loan you can utilize is a non-recourse loan in a SDIRA.A non-recourse loan is a secured loan backed by a pledge of collateral, typically the property that it is beingused to purchase, where neither the borrower, nor the borrower's self-directed IRA, will be held liable forpayment in the event of default.If a loan does default, the only asset the bank can go a􀁹er is the asset in question.

The loan goes into default, it's a lost investment and you won't see those funds again.  

As PE groups continue to gobble up every TOH park they get their claws on it will leave by default a lot of mixed TOH/POH parks available for smaller Mom and Pop investors. 

It will give strong start and strong base to face adverse scenarios, while leveraging can have a nasty effect when you face a defaulting situation

I guess it happens, but strategic default is much more common.

If your lease is silent on it, it would default to your local or state statute. 

Having a lawyer review the documents would be a very good idea.These loans can default, even if the borrower is experienced and is your friend.