With that said people would definitely buy this asset if a solid management team is in place and they are looking to capture a higher yield on their capital so that they aren't losing money to inflation or what they would yield on US treasury bonds and other low yielding securities.

Hi Brandon,The Treasury Regulations do not have any specified holding period. 

Read Treasury Dept. rulings, FDIC, Comptroller of Currency, that's where you get information.This old pathfinder has no incentive or reason to take people down the wrong path, those who complain along the trail simply don't want to be where they are.

Just like buying a long term treasury or WORSE.

Brexit should further push down American and Canadian interest rates with money f lowing out of England and the GBP and into US Treasuries.

Second 5 years readjusted at 5 Year Treasury + 2.625%, floor rate of 4.375%3) 10 years fixed at 4.75%* My Goal:First priority is get loan balance down to $400K.  

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/treasury-irs-issue-pr...https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/opportunity-zones-fre...Right from the horse's mouth

PS: My facts come from the US Treasury Department.

I am interested in Colorado tax liens and have been reading through title 39 and noticed the section that allows for a person with a disability to contest a deed issued by the treasury for up to 9 years after the date the deed was issued.

I'd much rather park my cash in a 2% cash flowing property in Manhattan than in a 2% yield treasury bond that has a 10% chance of default (which would cause interest rates to shoot up and destroy the value of that bond anyways).