I think personally for me, my purpose here on earth is to serve real estate investors like Dominic and hard-working subcontractors. 

Perhaps if the note was newly originated a one-year option might make sense.In essence, the option could serve as a bridge while the note seasons.I agree with your thoughts on introducing a lot of complexity -- hashing out all the details might only make sense for a very high-dollar note.

JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Honda, L Brands, Huntington, and Amazon are just a few of the many companies that have thousands of jobs in the city.

If memory serves they break down by quadrant and unit type.

@Jack Anderson - I also agree with the other folks - you need a real estate focused CPA that really understands these issues and the subtle nuances involved in all of those different areas.Many CPAs are able to serve you virtually and you'll want to make sure you consider that as the talent you need is probably more important than that person's physical location.Best of luck to you!

I just started an application with Bank of America, which is where I do my banking, but damn, they want a complete application with records on all six of my properties, P&L statements, insurance riders, and the whole nine yards. 

I haven't been served, didn't go to court, didn't even know what this was because it was a foreclosed property that had a s3cond on it from 2005.

If you don't have an iPhone, just send them a text at the event with your name and that you are a new investor.That is a great categorization @Nicholas L.— referencing this will help you see which events are most beneficial for you.

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Benjamin SulkaI think it's fine to present your analysis, but you can't "convince" anyone of anything. 

The email that you get now with properties is like third servings and all of the good investors passed on it because the numbers don't work.