I am not sure if you recall, but for about 1.5 years, most banks dried up lending to only the best of the best companies.  

@Joel Owens, there are a couple of scenarios where "risk of loss" and inventory activity could trigger the gain. 

Did you ever pull the trigger?

Every couple of days, just spray the surface and let dry.

Kitchen has white laminate in okay condition, kitchen and bathrooms have wallpaper in bad condition, one bathroom has slightly rusted light fixtures, the grey wall paint is either gloomy or chic (you choose), backyard has patches from the dog, master bedroom has a weird wood inset, garage has a big dent in the dry wall where someone's car hit it, Where would you invest to make it feel more clean and modern?

As a result, selling the company which holds (owns) the asset will trigger acceleration of the mortgage note.

Out of all of the markets I've looked in and all of the offers I've submitted, I think Milwaukee is where I will land.  I'm a New Yorker so this journey will be Long Distance.  Looking for some guidance regarding prop...

I've learned more in this last month than I did the 4 years I was in college (who are we kidding it was 5 1/2yrs in college :)I've heard multiple times already that 90% of people will never end up pulling the trigger and doing their first deal. 

I can't tell you how many I've had to repair dry rot in because there was no vapor barrier.

If a prospect investment property is worth $200K but it was listed for $175K, “For a Quick Sale” because there is some sort of distress or trigger event, does a BP member offer $200K?