I am extremely new to all this so please excuse my lack of knowledge

Received some interest from Starbucks which is great but they are extremly restrictive and punitive although they do pay high rent.

That may trigger the due on sale clause however.

I have noticed over the last 3 months that the two markets I invest in have extremely low vacancies lately.

Here's what an attractive RV Park deal looks like to a lender: borrower experience, 30% liquidity from borrower, park location in an area not extremely rural, high value per unit.

This means that as long as the loan was obtained on or after June 1, 2016 and the LLC you transfer it to is controlled by you, the borrower, then the lender must allow the transfer to occur without triggering the due on sale clause."

Your tenants will have *NO* access to credit of any type and will be extremely vulnerable to any income interruptions.

Before finding BiggerPockets I purchased the attached property and while I may have made a different decision after finding all of this information, I did make the purchase (via 1031) last summer and I'm generally not inclined to sell and incur the cost/trigger deferred tax on the property if I exit now.   

I've evaluated two deals in the last month that I almost pulled the trigger on, but after a few counters, the numbers weren't reasonable anymore.

I've evaluated two deals in the last month that I almost pulled the trigger on, but after a few counters, the numbers weren't reasonable anymore.