Some tenants would start talking about Jesus, etc. and quite frankly I have a real soft spot when it comes to Jesus. :-) Now if somebody says I’m not a Christian, etc. etc. just because I don’t let them run over me I can handle it a bit better, but I still do not want to self manage.We now have a property manager that handles our properties.

Market is too soft not to.

The 90% LTC lender only applied the purchase price and the soft/hard construction costs & contingency to their definition of LTC whereas the 80% LTC lender also financed 80% of the settlement costs and interest reserve.

Planning to send out a bunch of example underwritten deals from our actual target market and finalize enough soft commits of funds through investor meetings to conduct our first syndication

You could also benefit from attending local meetups as that's a way to brush shoulders with multiple investors at the same time. 

But I think I have a soft spot for constructions crews because my husband worked on the road for years and I know how much he hated staying in hotels.

Let's say our fourplex has soft-story parking (that's ground-level parking with units overhead) that can be converted to two studio ADUs.

But I do not like the feeling of being bullied and brushed off. 

I definitely have a soft spot for Statesboro (went to college there) and the property is much cheaper so we may be leaning that way.

She currently has a single wide mobile home that is past the point of repair (will be demolished), the brush (trees, vegetation) is overgrown and needs to be cleared, and she is extremely motivated to sell.I have a few questions:1) The lot is located in a mixed use area, consisting of residential, mobile homes, and a few warehouses.