I was mainly thinking about the effects of putting an entire strong cashflow back into the mortgage.

Based in Miami, FL, they have a strong track record of successfully completing projects.

The idea you can put 5% down and cash flow and have strong appreciation is very rare. 

They are a private company so you will never see the financials and have no idea how strong or weak that actual warranty really is.As to the funds I mention, yes there are a few, some right in your neighborhood that lend to performing borrowers, have also paid consistent monthly returns, all 1st trust deeds, shorter lockup, etc. 

Population is growing and the job market is strong (major employers developing like Intel, Amazon, Meta, etc.)

NCM appears to not have been ready for this process since it had experienced a strong market for many years.

Drivable to the Bay Area, much lower property taxes (that DON'T reassess on the sale), much friendlier tenant/landlord laws, strong population and job growth, strong appreciation, and also anchored by the tourism and wealth of Lake Tahoe. 

Developing a strong network of individuals who care about bettering themselves, their family, their communities and especially helping out anyone who wants to make more of themselves.

Revisiting this post, I would strongly recommend any service-based business where you can buy in at a low EBITDA multiple.

I also have a few that I run/own on my own and those have nothing to do with her…so yes, I strongly support it.