FHA has weird rules, like no chipping pain or cracked windows.

Time to take the chips off the table.This never really was a cash flow play.

Four Oaks Bank, Capital Bank, Crescent State Bank, North State Bank... all have made many loans to various LLCs this year.

it's not a walkable area (even deer don't go there :), but the oak tree is tall and I am afraid it might fall on the house.

A lot of that money is probably "flying to safety" right now in blue chip corporate debt or MBS/CMBS.It seems unclear which way MBS yields and thus borrowing costs will go in the short run.

Hi Chris,Maybe the current survey team made a mistake, or maybe someone moved one of the survey markers in the last 100 years.In Texas in the olden days some places used bottles, jugs, pots, and etc... as survey markers.If they use a point such as a big rock beside a stream, or an old oak tree with an X carved in it, things change over time.Or maybe the house has just always been over the lot line.You might find this article of interest: https://www.lajollalight.com/sd-survey-markers-20170627-story.htmlGood Luck!

@Chip Lewis Welcome to the club!

I have some questions that I would love others to chip in on.

Chipping paint on the outside, some window/s issues and few outlets. 

There are only a few major players in the non-QM lending space such as Deephaven, Sprout/Recovco, Citadel and Angel Oak.