Hi I am looking to invest in note fund, but have a general question on how interest rate might impact the future return of a similar note fund.

It looks like a phenomenal deal since you don't have to put any money in and you have a 9% return on the total ARV. 

Sometimes the CA market might be hard to yield high returns?

People take the easy route and in exchange get crappy returns.

I also hope to help in return.

Hey BPJust thought I'd post to see how many private equity / investors are active in Georgia, specifically those interested in high-return corporate housing, hospitality and senior care (skilled care & assisted living).

Based on your description, it sounds like there are way too many roadblocks between you and generating a decent return with this property.  

Opportunities will pencil out more easily in The Heights, Journal Square, or Bergen-Lafayette, and many areas can access Newport via the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.Another factor to consider is desirability.

If your main goal  is cash flow and you  are sure you can rent it out to get a 25% return, it's in an appreciating area AND you are buying 20% under value....then it's an awesome deal!

The way we look at it, if hard money can enable us to purchase additional properties more easily or with less of our own cash, then it can make sense.At this time we are actively looking for our third buy/hold.