I'm pretty keen on the properties foreclosed and for sale in the Boston-Edison district.

However, RBC will also write a residential mortgage and 5 & 6 unit properties under a certain value (essentially those properties generally deemed to small to be worth the while of their commercial department ... here that value appears to be 600 - 700K, it could be more on the left coast).  

Great school districts.

You essentially are leveraging their experience to grow and learn the business so you can someday run your own syndications.

That 1980 statute, a codification of prior common law,19 authorizes a district court to enter an order temporarily restraining or enjoining further proceeding to effectuate a termination of a contract for deed or purchase agreement “at any time prior to the effective date of termination of the contract” and provides that that if an injunction is granted, the contract cannot terminate until 15 days after the injunction is lifted.A series of cases, particularly Thomey v.

Also, resale, due to less desirable school districts and higher taxes, isn't always as robust as other areas.

So I have been meeting with portfolio lenders, which essentially are smaller banks who hold onto the mortgages (and don't sell them) so they earn their money by the interest you pay for 30 years.

Its just above the main historic district where you have to get tear downs approved by the Board of Architectural Review.

Essentially, the point is, the Vendee (Borrower) is afforded a right to redeem which makes the process look more like a foreclosure (judicial at that).  

Essentially you could combine/cross all assets which are held in title to the same entity such as all the IRA properties or all the properties held in your natural name, like your primary residence.