i appreciate your input on this as im in the brainstorming phase of this.the way i was going to approach this is to coordinate with a potential note buyer what they would need in the way of risk mitigation upfront to make the note more attractive.a rmlo  would originate the loan.the servicer would be poised and ready.the down payment would be 5-10%the first lien loan would be 70-75% of loan valueid be selling the first 120 payments not the note itselfthe interest rate would be 8-9%would that still be such a deep discount ?

One thing here that we did learn was that originally when we bought the house we thought we were going to be able to add an additional building in the back because of how deep the lot was and the zoning.

Hey Buddy, Maybe time to take a deep breath and consider:When people get the re bug, they often loose track of the harsh realities of investing vs the excitement of doing a deal. 

And when we did get leads, there wasn’t much reason to sell to us at a deep discount when they could list with a realtor and get closer to what they were looking for. 

Not to mention what if the house was design for slab-on-grade and not a 4' deep footing. 

I recommend you dive deep into this one and take everyone's Ideas to heart.

Those two factors alone should usually mean you need to acquire the property at a pretty deep discount to ensure you don’t lose your shirt.

Here's a general answer.Buying during a recession is great chance to buy at deep discounts and a great chance to buy a sinking ship.Remember that credit is hard to get during recession so when your out of cash the party is over.

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My first baby girl was born.2016: Got a little cocky and went to penny stock trading, and thought making money was easy and quick, lost roughly 20% of my net worth during that period (not so successful experience but it was a good lesson).2017: Felt a little depressed after a big loss in the stock market and thought really deep about what I should do to recover from the loss.