Most will not want to invest additional funds if it looks like a sinking ship, but if there has been thorough communicating, property has been going according to plan, and is only at risk because of interest rates, maybe some will be on board.Rescue Capital – This can come from boutique lenders or other investors/operators.

When going beyond our property, and I think you are, and then you add the moral obligation to help others (a rising tide raises all ships), then I think there is some sense of responsibility to give back and help out.

Cost of gas being so high many are shipping through trains these days.I would say you could sell to a developer for a subdivision but with the railroad tracks if they are active home buyers hate that train noise and the whistle going by all hours of the day.A friend of mine has almost 300 acres in a rural area.

Disagreements and/or issues will come up at some point, and this will be the bible you go back too.Remember: "The hardest ship to sail is a partnership!"

It seems like 10-15% P&I could sink you ship very quickly.

I have found very nice high grade frieze for under $0.50 per sq ft.For smaller supplies that can be easily shipped, I can get better prices online.

I ask what activities he has been up to and the gives me the same answer all the time... he is lying around on the ship while the kids and grandkids are out and about.

I've filled out the salesperson application and I'm getting to ship it off the the good ole LREC.

You can have them do all of the shipping etc.

Abysmal communication, inscrutable monthly statements, high turnover, and just a general sense that an already rudderless ship is sinking.