I’m a serial entrepreneur with experience in the tech and food distribution industries, now diving into real estate investment to build cash flow and long-term equity.

An investor is just a note holder in any case.

It does need maintenance at least once a year with Leather Food or the like to keep it nice.

Just some food for thought for anyone looking to invest in the immediate area.

The current property would be viewed as being owned by me outright with no mortgage since there would be no lien holder on the title, correct?

@Roger D Jones if the power goes out and all the food in her fridge spoils.

Love my food. 

I’ll try to answer some of your questionsonce a note has matured the note holder has the legal right to call the note due - with proper notification to the debtor.  

To lay it out as simply as possible: if there is a viable claim, a plaintiff's attorney will pursue it regardless of whether you are incorporated in Wyoming, you  believe you are hiding behind a management LLC or whatever other anonymity maneuver you believe is shielding you from liability.All a plaintiff's attorney needs is the deed holder name to file a claim and this is public record everywhere.

For example, Yunta in South End is a must-try Peruvian spot with amazing food and a great atmosphere.