A story that does not clearly lay out the language of the contract, the dispute and both parties position (which is rarely if ever done) is only positioning for public support for one side to sell clicks or advertising.

So there are rural DSCR options available and the rates are not higher than non-rural DSCR. 

I have a building in more landlord friendly area and its headaches non stop.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have both floated plans to make housing more accessible by repurposing public lands for development.

HELOCS are unavailable on non-owner-occupied properties in Texas.

A recent article in the Remodeling Magazine (a publication for professional contractors) made the case that if you don't mark up your subs by 40% you might loose money as a GC.

Your going to need to show proof of rent payments and/or short term rental income.If your buying a primary 2nd home and intending to use it as an investment property I would strongly refrain from that activity; especially if your posting about it in a public forum ;).Best of luck.

Reaching out to all you note/CFD veterans again.It's my understanding that in certain states, for delinquent/non-performing CFD's, you must go through a standard foreclosure process (once all other methods like forbearance and modification have been exhausted).

I signed a one-year note, starting at 18% interest and accelerating to 20% in the second year in the event of non-payment, which technically the note is now in default.

Perhaps someone with more intimate knowledge of the area can validate or dispel the type of neighborhood this is but it’s normally not good if that’s one of the first things to populate on the internet.