So do they pay the entire price of the house if you lose it to adverse possession?

Or are there special circumstance where they might move up ahead, say the private money lender?

I specialize specifically in the Greater Nashville area and would love to share any and all information I can with you.

I do specialize in all of middle TN so let me know if you would like to connect and we could get a little more in depth. 

@Michael MoikehaHere is a list of lenders who specifically specialize in non-recourse financing for retirement accounts:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/2810/50272-list-of-non-recourse-lenders-for-self-directged-ira-and-401kI personally have a loan with NASB, good experience. 

Nothing wrong with putting in the sweat equity, it will make you a better investor and appreciate those that possess skills you do not have.

Beyond that, I am a Mortgage Branch Manager and my team specializes in working with investors.

Inspection also reflects a Furnace leak needing replacement, six rotting french doors, 1/2 bath shoved in with grinded down and re mudded up drywall and some other minor issues.Is there a special kind of report to include these factors in a value for an as is sale? 

Specializing in how to use your investment accounts to invest.

Is the knowledge helpful in this space, any particular specialization, entrepreneurship focus... etc?