Generally there is none because non recourse lending is generally asset based lending meaning the LTV on the loan is enough to satisfy the risk appettite of the investor but who knows each investor can have different appetites.

I am not a DIY kind of person and Pro Se is not a strategy I have an appetite for.

Lean heavily on your land broker, they will have the best knowledge of the markets, they know the builders, they know what the builders will pay per lot, and what their appetite is for new lots.

Their employees perform a variety of functions, including water quality and law enforcement, fire suppression, harvest regulation, and even timber industry promotion.

Congress has little appetite for increasing debt, so the money has to come from somewhere.

There are lenders who have appetites for what you're doing and they understand that you can't carry the debt.  

I know a local investor here in town who owns lots of property in the neighborhood, so I reached out to him to see if he had any appetite for some new properties.

As for vehicles for investment, foreign or otherwise, it greatly depends on your appetite for risk.

I'm looking to suppress the "impact noise" from the second floor unit above us, but I'm not sure if the insulation would be as effective as the resilient channels or joist isolators as mentioned in this post - as well as other soundproofing posts.

When they mess in each others' expertise, you get a food fight.Bon appetite - and great ROI for your groups!