Your risk is the buyer misses payments or the investor’s appetite for your note disappears during that time.You will want to run everything by the note investor to confirm what they can do before getting locked into the note.

Investor capital requirements and risk appetite will always influence that number.

Thanks Brandon Nelson,I did consider that the market is probably a little saturated with suppressed home sales right not.

The amount of your available capital, your appetite for risk, your age and family obligations, your other income and investments, your available time and willingness to commit time, etc. will all play a role in determining what aspect of the real estate business is most appropriate.

For example, this might have suppressed interes rates and benefited mortgage borrowers.

They tell you just enough to wet your appetite and make you want to join their mastery program (nothing bad about getting great coaching and training), but based on what you want to know I'd say a lot of your questions will be answered when you attend that 3 day seminar.

It doesn't mean 10 doesn't exist it just means you'll have to find someone willing to take the risk or have an operation that can handle that appetite.

I have 28 units and a healthy appetite for growth!

Depending on his needs, a somewhat steady cash flow can be worth quite a bit more than a big wad of cash in the bank...or depending on his investing appetite, even worse in the stock market.  

@Brandon Maxwell do you have a good appetite for risk?