To add additional context,  I would personally be more willing to sign my name onto a $6M mortgage collateralized against a $10M asset in an "A" market that has historically low vacancy rates, no deferred maintenance and is located in a stable market with a rent roll that covers the debt services and operating expenses with reasonable cushion for reserves than sign my name on a $90,000 loan collateralized against a $100K property in a C/D unstable market with high vacancy rates and where capex will disproportionately impact operations.

Cant rent due to HOA caps, but I sign a contract for deed to Charlene where she pays me $2,000 security deposit (down payment) and $2,000 a month for 12 months.

We have worked on improving the physical appearance and infrastructure of the park, updating the homes, getting a new sign, advertising it online, and creating a website (www.shadyacreshuntington.com).

You should of signed a buyer broker agreement stipulating how much you're going to pay your agent.Good Luck!

I'm going to put this on a list of leading indicators/warning signs to keep an eye on.

I am sure there are lots of different reasons for it. well they were replaced by those crossing the border 750k out of 42 mil probably not that big of an impact.. traffic is still really heavy I was just there last weekend in the SF bay area no signs of the state looking like some of the dead cities one finds in the rust belt or deep south.

Abu, now nearly 90, still cannot read or write in any language but can sign her name.

I would go extra on the due diligence e with this one or pass.Usually if the owner does not keep good records, it is a sign of how the treat the property, so, when they cannot provide it, I usually pass on them unless it is a killer deal...

We just signed a contract with B&B Laundry out of Deerfield for our 3 unit in Waukegan.  

I don't really like to companies that make you sign up for something else (like Twilio).