You can always get a loan against it to extract the capital later or use it as collateral against a bigger purchase.

(Extract lists, cold calling, etc.) 

Our leading role in the extraction and refining of petroleum products propelled our economy to the number 1 position in the world.

We are supplying our investors with the documents written below:· Expert valuation report · Photos of the property· Title deed information· Construction permit· Certificate of occupancy· Zoning status document· Cadastral extract· Official site plan and architectural design projects (if there is one)· Leasing agreement and additional conditions agreements (if there is already a tenant and it is a money earning project)We are looking for a continuous business with a reliable partner that will invest or supply us with investors and we will supply them with good deals of commercial real estate (office, retail and logistics - industrial markets).What we can offer you is a good real estate network in Istanbul, Izmir cities and their interlands.

What I havn't figured out is why this is still a suprise.Take the number of crap loans,Extract the % likely to forclose,Set a time line for this to happen,Get an idea of how much inventory is expected,Divide that amount of inventory by the current sale rate,And update those #'s once a month.

We're poised to see a complete end to fossil fuel extraction in our lifetime.

It seems as though revenue would come to the management company which would pay bills/expenses, extract a management fee and return the balance if any to the holding company capital and/or retained earnings accounts.

Curious how your local guy does the extraction and cleans up after himself.

@Katie DeskinsIf you are trying to extract equity, a HELOC might be the cheapest and easiest way. 

At 97% LTV it will be challenging to be able to extract any of your initial investment but even if you cannot, you have a RE that is worth significantly more than you paid for it and rents for significantly more than when purchased.