@Brent Paul thanks, I like your haircut

People need safe affordable housing, but they also need safe, affordable haircuts - clearly that'd be a good investment. 

At the time buying an investment property had me sweating heart racing and scared to death I’d screw it up ..now it’s about as exciting as getting a haircut . 

be easier maybe to sell your position to another member or the GP.. but that usually involves a haircut

You'll probably take a substantial hair cut on that sale as the note is unseasoned.3.

There's no telling what some people are thinking...Very strange LOL.I found a really old black & white photo of the previous owner getting his haircut by his mother.

Sadly a woman that does haircuts next doors friend has stage 4 cancer.

If the sponsor intended for the guarantor to take a haircut they should have negotiated that up front and written it into the agreement. 

The key is to be all in costs of approx 2/3 of what you will sell the property to a buyer under seller finance scenario, as you typically take a 10-20% haircut when/if you resell the loan.  

but you would take a huge haircut I can tell you that..