As an out-of-state investor into RI, I accept the trade-off I'm making.

With the advent of social media, the rest of the world is now able to see the way these Asian and Euro athletes are training, how they recover, what they're eating, etc.

The income is taxed as interest, which means ordinary rates but no self-employment (Social Security/Medicare) tax.

The natural options are to claim the state from which you entered service, or the state you are first stationed in, but a state like Texas (check to see if it has changed) will accept your intent to live there after serving without penalty if you don’t.

Will the buyer accept your Assignment price or perhaps walk, claiming it is too high?

Chase bank has an ACH collections service, but I wasn't accepted because I guess they aren't doing it for rent collection any longer...

@Steve Vaughan I accept that growth, at a fast pace will likely require leveraging by cashing out.

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As a realtor I normally advise seller not accepting private lender or no name mortgage letters.

But what else do I need to be thinking about in considering if this risk is acceptable (for any price)?