Do you plan on moding the NPL's internally and selling off ones that don't fit your parameters? 

All of my investors historically are US-based, but I have had some international interest.

Most people living in the front range are here because of jobs and business opportunities, or to be close to a large urban center, international airport etc. while those that move to Colorado for reasons more lifestyle-based and aren’t stuck in the front range due to their career or family or whatever usually prefer to live in the less crowded parts (crested butte, steamboat, Durango, western slope are all highly desirable among many others).

Even during recession the city's top 3 employers were not affected and actually has attracted other companies because of the large amount of international talent that Dow attracts.

Check all of the internal shut off valves.

Hi @Bruce Smith, I am a real estate agent in Spain/Barcelona working in an international real estate agency.

Commercial mortgages are lenders (banks, private equity etc) that offer mortgages for specific time of properties that are not owner occupied primary residence witch are under strict legislation.

Internal Rate of Return (IRR)?

I also should be about a year out (maybe less) from having 20% equity in the home and being able to drop PMI, which would add +$71, thus putting me more in the positive at +$111/moThe area sees steady growth, very populated, 5 miles from RDU international airport, tons of shopping, etc.

Couple ideas: Consult an international finance attorney to make sure you're not breaking any laws both national and international helping these investors "get their money out of China".