So if they happen to appraise for less for whatever reason, it’s back to the table to resolve or negotiate that price difference.What we don’t want to see is our investors paying more than the fair market value of any property.Thanks again for clarifying JC.Continued success!

This phrase "Are You Leaving Money On The Table" could mean that you may have missed out on money in a deal that was there for the asking.

Most borrowers I speak to are just assuming that rates will drop off the table in a few months.

Shall we get a table for dinner or just go to a bar? 

Their victories reflect well on us and reinforce the value we bring to the table.

What about the thousands of family members and private money lenders who are under the table?

Of course, I can try and bring some value to the table (still working on it haha).I've tried Propstream and found that it's a decent tool to search for markets, but not as helpful when measuring ARV's.

You and this private person you met hammer out the details of the loan at the kitchen table so to speak and you seal it with a handshake and your reputation that this Private Person already respects or whomever introduced has vouched for you.But if a man opens a lending company tomorrow with 50 Million of his own capital and he checks in on the HML market to see what it bears and he copies his products and UW guidelines and now is he PML or HML? 

@Bonnie Griffin Kaake all of those will be on the table and be rigorously discussed as we chart our way forward. 

But you’ll want to do a little digging and maybe talk to a local lender who’s dealt with ground leases before, from what I’ve heard.On the tax front, if you have the benefits and burdens of ownership for the structures, depreciation might still be on the table.