I work with financial institutes, mortgage lenders, and privately held mortgage owners to liquidate their assets.

Marie Poe - on the disposition of the unit: I'm looking to exit the geographical market where the unit is (will take 5-15 years to liquidate them all), so I'm looking at rebuilding the least.

The seller, I discovered, is trying to liquidate because he's moving to China!

Now, after he sells his company next year, he will be a liquid cash multi-millionaire.

Typically, in your subscription documents you will have a clause that prevents you from fulfilling the demand for redemption if the money is invested in an asset and the asset is not liquidated.

I was changing a filter a couple weeks ago and could smell someone had been smoking in there laced under all the air freshner they sprayed before I came in.

Sounds like you've been through a lot over the last few years.Your "better opportunities" that you speak of: do they require liquidity (i.e., do you need to cash out these particular properties)?

Fix the problem, replace any damaged insulation, spray with shellac and move on.

The ability to levergae your note protfolio will allow you to buy more without liquidating them.

I really need some advice here.I've got a 9-unit building with a small roach problem.Now one of my clean tenants says he wants to move because the roaches are so bad - mostly caused by the gross tenants that live above and below him.I've already sprayed recently, and I'm sending the pest guy out again soon.What else can I do?