They want to sell the notes at par (even ones closed 2 years ago at 8% vs 15% today) which makes it even harder for me to do without the put option, but my thoughts are that they already have the sales channel in place & have already sold that piece of land before, so it is overall a net gain if they sell it.I hadnt considered the extra complexity & especially liquidity from their perspective & needing to account for it, so that is a good point.

Additionally, depending on your unique requirements and tastes, speaking with a local real estate agent might offer insightful advice.If you have more specific criteria or questions about any of these areas, feel free to share, and I can provide more targeted information. 

Don't be nervous to call and ask questions, most people are happy to provide clarity so the process can go smoothly. 

Provide an “Offer to Purchase”Buying units of an LLC?

The take-away here is that it is hard to be motivated to do any activity when it isn't providing a positive tangible return.  

Hi all,I recently purchased a property from @Antoine Martel (MartelTurnkey) so thought I'd leave a review on what my experience was like: Prior to my purchase, I was waiting to buy real estate through a turnkey provider for quite some time but never felt fully confident with how various providers were operating or with their inventory for me to make the jump.

Also, can anyone recommend a solid accountant for everyday investors who can provide reliable advice and is reasonably priced?

Once you get a little experience and have learned a few things from using tenant cloud, etc... it may be easier to screen without paying extra fees, but that's just me, I like infrastructure when I'm new at something.  

They also have a table that provides rent ranges based on bedrooms/baths and sq footage.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!