While this clause is often present in mortgage agreements, it’s not always enforced.

Hello I recently bought a resort in Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico, wine country 1 hr drive from San Diego, CA.

In the present mortgage environment it appears that super jumbo mortgage lenders have preference towards a perceived 'stronger' loan. 

There are too many incompetent realtors in the marketplace who can't understand vendor financing, and don't know how to present an offer favourably.

Higher price points present more risk from a capital allocation method but in really low-price points typically a higher crime rate.

I think she just needs terms laid out to present.

(Yes I know there are other restrictions/conditions.)In the past, I have toyed with the idea of a vacation/rental property in Ocean City, MD, Rehoboth/Bethany/Dewy, DE, and/or the Deep Creek Lake, MD area (I like the idea of being within 3 hours of the rental property in case something goes horrible wrong and I need to travel to the property). 

I’m looking to see if there is anyone familiar with any lenders for a Delaware condo, 2nd home, that would lend up to 90 LTV?

Hi BP, I'm considering selling off my small portfolio of 3 SFH's and moving the money into either a Delaware Statutory Trust via a 1031 or just selling and paying the tax and then reinvesting the money in a syndication. 

And then when the distributions got paused tell the same customers, who really needed those funds for retirement, they were being short-sighted to focus on de minimis cash flow and should wait for the real money to come in via appreciation?