Different roller coasters entirely, nothing tying them together, no central nexus of guidelines, no homogeneity of product (the terms/conditions of jumbo 30 year fixed can also vary).I see ballpark that same spread when I check with different jumbo end lenders -- invariably, the hyper low rate lender has the most stringent guidelines and the ones in the high 4s or even low 5s (!!!)

I got the idea when my back was against the wall, my investor asked for their money back on the due date and not be reinvesting because they were buying a house, I was completely cash-poor because it was tied up in the construction of a property, and I hadn't refinanced out yet.

Insurance companies are finding that they can tie 50%-60% of their electrical fires back to aluminum wiring and components. 

I always tie them into patio areas so they are easily accessed from the nearest door.  

Don't like DST, TIC... too much management fees, tie up $ too long.

Hi, all--I'm exploring an opportunity on a 2-family property where most of the value is tied to the land.

The firing and legal route could tie up more time and money in the end, forcing you to lose out on the flip/rental income from the house.

If i did not know any better, I would think indoor plumbing and shoes were relatively new concepts in Arkansas.  

It takes a bit of effort, but it is pretty straight forward, and I don't do the indexing because the returns are directly tied to the market.

I realize perhaps I could buy the property and pay for the build myself, but then I would broke the cardinal rule of tying up my money in 1 deal.....