This is not the first time I have heard of issues of this nature as many of the investment clubs I am in are seeing GP's stopping the issuance of dividends and performing cash calls.Lastly, if you are a single family investor and thinking - who cares this is commercial, recognize commercial real estate has a significant impact on residential real estate since it will lead to banks being more strict on lending and a drop in rental rates on MF will make its way to residential. 

And there is an abbreviated foreclosure process ( Oregon its called a Strict foreclosure ) but it is a process..

@Michael Glunk I'm not trying to be too strict.

Asheville used to be a cute little hip town but now what I've seen is moves towards being strictly a tourist town, forgetting the residents.

One website I've researched that's supposed to list strictly wholesale properties.

If you are strictly looking for cash flow returns there are far better options than the Oregon Coast.

However, the IRS has strict rules about material participation.Regarding the LLC, forming a single-member LLC for your rental activities can provide liability protection, but for tax purposes, the income is generally still reported on Schedule E of your personal tax return.

It is strictly a long term appreciation play so adjust your horizon and think long term.

A lot will depend on how strict your definition of “interest” is.  

There are not unified terms within the lending space to differentiate a lender like myself that lends out their own capital in defined ways secured against real estate, a lender that is more synonymous with 'hard money' that has very strict underwriting criteria and documentation requirements, a friends and family lender that may give a borrower money for the downpayment or closing costs - or even DSCR lenders that will offer permanent debt on properties.It gets confusing for borrowers.