I have a lot to digest.

There is a lot to learn.

I have a lot to consider, but I just want to ensure I set it up the right way from the beginning.

Park is too small to attract any private equity interest so seller is in a bit of a jackpot trying to sell something so small and so unique. 

I’d appreciate your opinions as like I said I am new to this and I’m sure I still have a lot to learn.

While paper equities had a great run in '23, I find the indexes very frothy and reduced out of those as well in my retirement accounts over the last couple weeks. 4 SS facilities sounds like a lot to sell. 

I brought a lot to a buyer looking for land in that area.

The numbers seem to check out, but there still a lot to consider that’s over my head… What would you do in my situation?

Keep in mind the reason why it’s usually denied is because a lot of investors buy a bigger lot to in fact build more "investment" rentals on the other lots, but say it’s going to be a "new primary home" to get the higher LTV/LTC to build.If you’re willing to put 15% to 20% down you will not have that problem but if you’re looking for a 10% down or less it’s going to be a very "Hard sell" to the underwriter.

Not having a clue, I thought at first that I hit a jackpot.