Then it comes down to whether those market dislocations work themselves out during the two maturity extension periods that most bridge debt offers.  

Thank you, I did check with my insurance and the list was really extensive! 

Conducted similarly structured deals in the past with successful results.

I met with her and also drove by her property and things looked good.My question is that I have conducted a background check on her and it shows that back in 2007 there was a civil judgement against her ex-husband and the amount is around 2500 dollars.

Therefore, we would only hire PMs that have extensive repositioning experience and the know how of dealing with that specific demographic those class of assets call for.

Bear in mind that many of the posters have faulty opinions themselves because they lack experience and knowledge, but that a few experienced folk also post there from time to time to try to help.Visit the RV/MH Hall of Fame (Elkhart, Indiana) and spend a day or more in their library reading from their extensive works of now defunct publications and older books.

@Ryan HanrahanCouple of suggestions:1) if you don't have kids or don't care about the school system (perhaps your kids are going to a private one) pick markets that have less desired school systems2) find private lenders that will lend you cash for a certain period of time, so that you can make your transaction cash only up front and then move it into a standard financing down the road3) borrow cash/funds from your pension fund or your life insurance4) Network, network and network (extensively) to find the right opportunityMy very best!

You may be better off using a title company to conduct searches for you.

As for the wedding, I hope your lease includes language that it is for a residence only and no business should be conducted on the premises.

Then, you can deduct the interest in schedule E page 2 as debt was incurred to fun the contribution to LLC that conducts the business.