As we started to progress through 2003 mortgage products started to include exotic features away from standard fully amortizing loans.

Big fish in a small pond theory is what I vote for.Make sure to show up in a real exotic like a Ferrari 488 GTB (you can rent one) while you deposit the $150,000 (in 20s)I choose the small local bank.

I would like to visit other exotic location and see the world such as Bora Bora, Italy, and New Zealand.

Rather than wanting to own expensive, exotic cars, I am really content with owning a 2013 Toyota Prius that I love.

At that point you want to make one purchase-- a private island in an exotic location.

There's that guy in Palm Desert who spent 10 years in court over a Holiday Inn (i think) where the place went to tax auction but where the prior owner filed bk under some sort of exotic foreign trust.

There are also tight markets where exotic seller-financed transactions don't work.  

We don't accept Reptiles, or other exotics.3.

In Wisconsin there's been a "lawful source of income" protected class at least as far back as the 90's which includes W2 income from the exotic dancer as well as welfare and other assistance programs.

A 7% interest rate and a 7.15 cap rate DOES NOT equal a 7 to 8% cash on cash return.With principal paydown for return on equity and total return then maybe if interest only or other type exotic loan.A lender is going to have certain DSCR ratios and with 15 basis points between debt and cap rate you aren't getting in with 25 to 30% down.I do not know who you are talking too.