Under normal circumstances, I think we would work that off over some months or years and then we would resume more normal growth.I'm not sure we're going to get that growth, though.

Hi Logan,It's great that you're down in Exeter, what a robust market - easy to sell stuff and find tenants, but hard to find properties cheap enough whereby the numbers make sense; you might have to look toward the outer commuter towns for the seacoast, like Somersworth and Rochester, to find decent values and as Matt mentioned, have your rental systems in place to stay on top of lower-end tenants.

Awesome resume` and enthusiasm!    

Over the course of the past decade, there have been a handful of instances where we have decided to remove an episode from our library, and unfortunately, in light of the recent allegations, this is one of those times.We robustly screen our podcast guests.

There is lots of growth in the Charlotte area, and Charlotte city counsel is putting an emphasis on making more dense housing a possibility, and getting our public transportation system more robust.

I prefer lateral trending markets, with in-migration, and a robust population.I just looked up cities over 500k and there are only 36 in the nation.

Until I can meet a person and verify they are real, ask them a few key and pointed questions to also validate their knowledge (much like an interviewer actually calling companies to ensure resumes aren't fakes).So I suggest you get out to as many REI Clubs as possible.

Partial buyout 5 years of payments then I would resume payments.Seems risky as many things could happen here like death of note buyer, insurance claim, default.  

But Im in generally a low property tax part of the country and in a major metro area where rent growth is robust.

Once the note purchase is complete, my exits are as follows:1-Reinstate the loan- Come to an agreement with the borrower to resume payments as originally set in the terms of the note.2- Modify the loan- Agree to new terms on the loan, adjusted to the borrowers current financial situation.3-REO – If the attempts to reinstate or modify the loan fail, we foreclose on the asset, or take back the property via a deed in lieu/ cash for keys.4-Rental- Once we complete the actions in step 3, I keep the asset as a rental.These are the exits I employ, it is very important to devise an exit plan before you purchase any type of real estate asset.