@Jeff CostaI have an attorney in PA that can review but they are not cheap (but very good)

NY Market is very competitive, so getting a good deal might be worth the investment of being flexible with your preferences or any upgrades needed on the property; cheap houses are houses that need work or problems that need to be fixed. 

Just some food for thought for those who invest in mortgage notes and think buying seconds cheap gets you in the business at a low barrier to entry  - it is cheap until you have to reinstate or payoff a first lien.

Turnovers crush profits, so I keep these people in for cheap and they don’t bother me for much.

So they'll sell it for cheap anyway (not full retail) and then pay the 6% on top of that.

I do not think that we are being “cheap” by any means.

Many of us rode that wave, using cheap financing to expand portfolios.

.- Take all the cheap prints off the walls. 

Our annual pass is stupid cheap for what we offer.I will say that while we do have a whole lot of sub2 investors that attend these groups, we don't put an emphasis on that strategy.

Cheap is expensive in the trades.