You're right, totally turn-key, and if I remember it correctly, the photos don't really show the separate spaces as well as it shows in person.Yes, you could Airbnb that one.

We are a very well know and respected Real Estate company with Offices all over.

We just had photos and virtual tour (Matterport).

@Davey CraigI hope the Canadian you are adding has done her/his homework with respect to LLCs and income tax (LLCs are not recognized as flow-though entities by the Canada Revenue Agency).

They respect, go above and beyond and leave the properties as if they were never there.    

All of that stuff about market updates and "just-solds" with glitzy photos is for sfh, you are targeting multifamily.You know how to get their building in front of every qualified buyer in the market and not simply a limited list of the agent's previous buyers who couldn't find anything else because they want to steal a deal and not pay top dollar.

For NC reference, NCGS Chapter 45 contains the statutory framework for deed of trust, with Articles 7 and 9 dealing with future advances and equity lines of credit, respectively, and power of sale, generally applicable to all the security instruments handled in a trustee sale.

and typically "well meaning" is code for "God bless his heart, he's trying to help but he's wrong" - what you mean to say is "my friend who's a professional in the industry and well respected on these forums, but I don't like his answer and I'm hoping like Hell he's wrong, so I'm going to keep asking the general public until I find the one person who says what I want them to say, in order to confirm my hopes

@Bill S. has earned a substantial amount of respect on these forums because he's a straight-shooter and knows what he is talking about.

Granted, it had trash in the photos all throughout.