I believe in a buy, hold, and sell strategy.

@Chris Seveney1: When you say the return is never promised are you saying how long would I get ( because that depends on how long the borrower keep his side of the bargain ) or you mean even that could change even if I hypothetically believe that borrower is going to make the payment throughout the term?

We enjoy working with BHB and I believe they cover that area. 

Scammers are delusional, so they often believe their own lies. 

I believe that is what @Jay Hinrichs was alluding to being easier to buy a performing loan and collect the future payments and keep 100% of proceeds,  they downside is quality performing loans have a higher price point. 

I think even though the containers are ''industrial'' all those things will be necessary.The biggest thing is if there is a need or what lead you to believe there was a need for it?

My PM doesn’t accept partial payments, and if it’s after the 5th they charge the 35 dollar late fee.In this case I have to believe there is a reason for that.

I of course believe the houses have appreciated in value.  

I believe the term that needs to be addressed is "Risk Management." 

I don't believe that a clause requiring the buyer to give the seller a copy of the appraisal is part of the PAR agreement.