I work in corporate America and have co-workers in their early 30's that are paycheck to paycheck because of their lifestyle choices. 

Starting off we have investors who will be LP's at 100% with sweat equity for us at anywhere from 5-10% as well as development fees incorporated to soft costs for any new construction.

I'm doing some research before incorporating texting and RVM into my marketing strategy.

Finally- contemplating a 1031 exchange on the property anyway in a year or so and thinking that incorporating is pointless if that’s the plan.

So happy that real estate transactions have been incorporating technology to always stay on the cutting edge of telecommunications.

And at the risk of sounding boring and repetitive, would it also be fair to say that you're pretty jumpy about this virus thing right now too - which will kind of make any anxious situation double even triply worse ( that is TOTALLY a word)One thing I know about anxiety is that 'SHOULD-ING' people generally makes not only the situation worse( your PM wants to sack you) but it also tends to make you feel a LOT worse - it kind of grinds inside you until you explode at the cat/partner/milkman etc...And can I also just say that lots of people are anxious right now and we all deal with our anxiety differently so maybe those who are not Patricia , friends let's get out of the judging chair ..right?

Although I'm not currently invested in notes, maybe my experience in corporate law and working with private equity clients can provide value at some point to the discussion. 

Form CVA, 3/20)The following terms and conditions are hereby incorporated in and made a part of or, as applicable, an amendment to, thePurchase Agreement or n Other _____________________________________________________ dated _____________(the “Agreement”) on property known as _______________________________________________________ (“Property”)in which _______________________________________________________________________ is referred to as Buyerand ___________________________________________________________________________ is referred to as Seller.From time to time, events overtake the ability of the parties to a contract to allocate the risk of nonperformance.

Tell them they need to smoke away from the house-buy them a chair and stick it in the backyard as far from the house as possible. 

If you got the seller's approval, you might be able to and incorporated it into the assignment contract.