And economically, they aren't wrong, that would be the highest and best economic outcome from a valuation perspective.

Period.Likewise with flipping houses -- I've flipped a lot of houses, and it's safe to say that if, with the knowledge you can get for free, it's tough to lose more than $10K in many parts of the country (barring some macro-economic event).

Quote from @Mary Jo Carruthers: Its really simple economics.

hence, your strategy is good for you but doesn't make sense in an economic stress test to a lender.

Politicians aren't capable of solving the housing crisis.

I want to explore if I can use this property to raise funds, economically under Reg D 506(b) using custom STO token and pay the Bank.Any ideas!

Having a safe forum for LPs the share their experiences is needed.Cheryl  In EVERY business there are two kinds of market participants; the people/companies in it for the long haul, through both good and not so good economic times, consisting of EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONALS whose careers are dedicated to and dependent on fulfilling the needs of their clients/customers.The other type of participant are in the particular business because it’s OPPORTUNISTIC for them to be in it AT THE TIME.  

A little further from home you'll find some of the value you are looking for in Kentucky, another state that is supportive of manufacturing and in following the state Economic Development you'll see chomping at the bit for more manufacturing. 

We have a lot to be excited about in our market! The gift that keeps on giving! 

I'm particularly excited to learn more about mid term rentals, BRRR method, and any other strategies people find still work in our current economic climate.