Foreclosure like this, in either event, you are losing a limb (proverbially speaking of course), its just that with a DIL, its a below the knee amputation versus an above the knee amputation as it relates to the hit to your credit.

In a redemption event the [new] investor/owner does not get to make a gain they get to be made whole. 

Kathy Fettke’s Real Wealth Network has free, no obligation events, fewer now than before Covid, but still.

We have an in-person event coming up next weekend if you are interested...

That is; They will have the use of those funds with NO TAXABLE event involved UNTIL sometime in the future,  when either the OPTION is exercised, cancelled or perhaps renegotiated ?

Hey Greg,I think part of this depends on how far away you are and whether you have neighbors or relatives that can visit you property in the event a visit is required. 

The long version is that since the early 2000s there was a boom in Panama City which followed a frenzy of buying land for no reason other than to buy land, buyers from across the globe where buying tons of land for no business purpose but a land investment.And it was a succesful business model for the "land flipper" until prices soared, then a mix of events bursted the bubble.

They tend to attract big companies, hospitable systems, cool downtowns with good restaurants, lots of events, and are usually a 1-2 hour drive from a major metro and airport.

Here in DFW we have an amazing network so our club also holds in person events regularly.

Both are pretty much mix and mingle events.