You're sitting on untapped money with buildable land.

I will say this, rates will come down some eventually and when they do, everyone sitting on the sidelines waiting to buy will probably jump in and push up prices.  

Be careful of a usury violation if you do this.To discourage a borrower from sitting on the property, we can call a default if work doesn’t start within 90 days, and we write our note for 6 months.

We do our management passively, and don't sit at an office and wait for the phone to ring. 

Hi Ian,In a recent episode of the BP podcast I heard saying one of the host (I don't recall who was), that he started making a deal with an investor with no money but he will do all the work.

In my opinion real estate isn't that attractive compared to the stock market (currently) - or even your money sitting in a high yield savings account earning 5%.  

I had two properties in WA state that had 3% mortgages in 1st lien position, but was sitting at about 50% LTV on them. 

Take every con-ed class you can and sit in on every sales meeting your brokerage holds. 2) Be available whenever your client is available.

For now I an renting on the beach in Jensen, I see a lot of properties way overpriced and sitting on the market.

Probably 1/4 to 1/2 point as I recall.