They're interested in capital preservation and long term growth.You don't really have to worry about your property losing value in the short run, as long as you have positive cash flow and aren't forced to sell if there is a slight dip.

But that was the limitation I had to preserve my capital so I could grow so I knew that going in.  

We are local and know a lot about the preservation of our town which is so important to all of us. 

Ordinance requires utilities, which I am preserving and rebuilding.  

We have not paid taxes, insurance, property preservation or any legal fees.

All of those items can become expenses the Mortgagee takes on in order to preserve the value of the property securing the loan and protect the liens priority.  

Knowing what an idea doctrine is, ie - no standing, adverse possession, fraud, etc and having or being able to work through it to preserve capital is two different ideas.

It seems as investors get older and gain capital and cash flow they have more of a flight to quality and preservation mode to keep what they have and be more reserved with investing.

There is a policy they go through in the sales process, but they can’t sell their voting rights, that way we prevent a hostile takeover and preserve the integrity of the investment and all the investors involved.

If the price is too cheap then they will cut corners to preserve margins or put you on the back burner while they handle more lucrative accounts for their time invested.