In most cases, the juice is not worth the squeeze.

I think Larger deals still may have some juice left to squeeze, but i think This asset class is next in term of correction as we see in crypto, public equities, and debt investing.  

This law will do nothing to curb the ( I don't really need the money agent) It will flush more of the part timers or ones who are trying to make a full time living out of the bizz if they don't already have a good book of clients or are very hard workers and or those with extraordinary skill sets either in on line marketing or Belly to Belly you know can sell Ice to an Eskimo..

Not much juice in this orange to be worth the risk.

In some areas Taco Bell is their idea of Mexican food.So your suggestion may be great for Southern CA and not so great for other markets.

Just refi out of the HML or PML note into an amortizing loan, assuming you are able to find deals with enough juice in them.

If things go belly up, the other loan gets paid first. 

BTW expect the rates of these from banks etc to be somewhere between 9-12% at a min - which in most cases does not provide enough juice from the squeeze. 

The only problem is I live 4 hours away and the home might need a-lot of capital to fix up and I don't know if the juice will be worth the squeeze. 

Not sure if the juice is worth the squeeze.