NPL's trade at the discounts they trade at due to the lack of cash flow and the additional capital costs to enforce the remedies provided in the note and security instrument.

Or just simply like a personalHope to find some advices from experienced people in this big community.Any information that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

So, I'm trying to interpret his perspective - is he right that I would do better to sit on my hands and do very little investing in the next 400-500 days, or give it away, or am I correct that if I can find the right buyer, I could get some down and a good note, perhaps collateralized, and the risk would simply be that he burns my trees on the way out if I have to foreclose.

He noted there was a serious lack of supply, that 50 bidders show up on the courthouse steps and compete aggressively for foreclosures, that there is a big investment group buying up everything they can get their hands on for buying-holding, and that basically the investors he knows are sitting tight.

I have consistently had projects drag on forever because of the amount of work I have to do myself, due to lack of a reliable General Contractor.

Hey everyone,This is a total noob questions due to lack of research.

They lack common sense and independent thinking, following the crowd to college, and going through the motions, just to get the degree, because that is what they are programmed to believe is the best and right thing to do!

If and when it does, and if it is a great deal, simply tell them the following: "No problem, I understand, I will simply sell to one of the other buyers waiting in line hoping you do not perform".

I assume there has to be a balloon payment of some kind, otherwise you would simply be calling owner financing lease/options?

My friends that have seen my work would like to invest on a property or two with me but I really lack all the knowledge I need or know exactly where to start.