Theoretically if getting a hard money loan is expensive and risky you could characterize ANY loan as expensive and risky, they're just varying degrees.

If you don't, your loan will be re characterized as a distribution and incur taxes and penalties.Your repayment to the plan will be with after tax money.

@Chris Mason and any others, would you characterize higher interest rates as a symptom of the credit market freezing (or hiccuping), and higher fees as lack of staffing?  

But, I have to disagree with your characterization of this NY law as theft.

Having said all that above, I sincerely apologize in characterizing your actions in a way that became misleading. 

Like so many others you have mis-characterized what was said weeks ago.Just a few facts.

The loop market is characterized by the following features: a) high-rise full amenity condo dominated; b) young professionals/students dominated; c) very active and strong rental market; e) fast turnover rate.5.

This means for the purposes of condemned property, the replacement property will be deemed to be like-kind and the requirements met so long as both the condemned and the replacement property are characterized as real property at law.

Hello Taylor,A Linear market in my opinion is one characterized by stable but likely much lower growth.

I will, but I would not characterize it as folding.