My business model is trying to undercut the market with our resources at our bank who owns my firm and modular home manufacturers.

First off, I have much, much less experience and only a passing interest in RE Investing vs making it a career so I'm no expert and have much less expertise and success in RE than many others on the forum.

Of course this is not a guarantee, but historically that is what these have done...so you can make very good monies in this model quickly.The pools are rated (aaa, bbb, etc.) by Bear & Sterns, Moody's, etcIt is a very nice niche that most people dont know about...you are picking up securitized real estate pools (essentially).If you would like more information I am happy to assist you provided you are willing to pay me a small percentage for the assistance.

Some or many of those buildings are worth $40 million per individual building.How about your model works for your company by using other investors to team up.

Of course one can always learn and gain more knowledge in his or her expertise.

You seem to have a model that works so stay on target.John Corey

However, there are a lot of models in economics (and statistics in general) that work even though one can't quite tease out the logic behind the numbers.

Explain your business model and your experiences to date.How long has the site been up?

Back to the income model.

Or you could try to get a loan against your portfolio of notes without a partial sale.Just trying to understand the model you use.John Corey