From what I have read through the external links on this company and its business model.It appears that Norada has loans with high risk businesses that pay 20% to 25%.Norada raised capital and offered investors interest rates of 12% to 18% depending on how long you were willing to loan Norada the money.Norada's income was the difference between the interest it received and the interest it paid.However, it appears that Norada's investments stopped paying interest(It appears that its been that way for a while) which resulting in Norada to stop paying interest to its investors.The ability for Norada's investors to get paid back falls on three scenarios1) Were the investments that Norada had secured or not and whether it can obtain any of its original investment back2) If the investments are not able to pay back, what does your equity position include?

, we are not able to do keycode locks there. 

Quote from @Krystyna Schexnayder: Yes, @Sarita Scherpereel these words are used interchangeably, but @Mario Morales, both are still not able to be rented without risk. 

@Jonathan Greene, can you tell me one of the more notable times this happened and how it finally resolved?

Most lenders are not able to do irrevocable trusts and some can't do complicated structures like Series LLC, LPs, etc.

I was not able to sue because lawyers thought he would be uncollectable and the county prosecutor's office stated that since it was a breach of contract it was not a civil matter. 

The deal came up on short notice after another buyer was not able to close.

Are there notable pros/cons to getting the property under an LLC compared to regular homeownership (us)4.

I am under contract for purchase of my next project but then I am stuck on that deal and not able to take down another deal without more capital.

I am not able to edit or delete posts on BP , so I will edit this to the fact that I do think that Kipp has helped Me in the past several times.