I understand that most note buyers are not very keen on investing in Illinois notes, let alone notes for condos in Illinois...

We've appreciated everyone's keen eye for design.

(hope my explanation makes sense)Ronald Keene mentions the CallBack link in his blog post here, but I don't see the option to add it on Zapier....maybe it goes by a name other than "callback link"?

I am an investor wholives outside of Gatlinburg and I am keen to invest in the short-term rental(STR) market, specifically in luxury turnkey properties.

I have never understood why people are so keen to sell an asset that goes up in value in exchange for dollars that go down in value...

But local banks aren't as keen on lending to out of state investors as they are local borrowers.Just another layer of risk they have to deal with.....The 5-10 financing is the best way to go - lower rate, locked in for 30 years and amortized over 30 years too so your cash flow there is going to be the best.

I have done 1 project in Phoenix and was happy with the contractor I used, however, it was for a SFR and was more high end than this new project would be so the contractor isn't as keen to work on this project with me as he was the last one. 

I was just getting the lay of the land before I went down this avenue.Im keen on private money lending if the terms and deal are all above board.My current situation (W2, married, 1kid plus 1 on the way) kind of lends itself to being a more handsoff approach for the coming years. 

I'm not certain if this would be specified in local residential code or not, but if a tenant is keen on that sort of thing especially with current global concerns, they may ask about it.Definitely just my opinions so don't take it as concrete.

I have a duplex in Keene, NH that was purchased with an FHA loan for $163k (appraised for $186k).