In theory you could offer less interest to the shorter term to account for the "liquidity preference," but it is still risky IMO.Originally posted by David Beard:Do you discuss that there is a market for buying/selling seasoned notes?

I actually prefer to JV with potential partners on each deal because it is easy to "split up" later on if things go south after one, two, or X deals.Be careful about securities laws if one party is passive!

After that, I agree that a mixed strategy of mortgage payoff and capital savings is preferred.

I prefer to recommend an LLC as it allows corporate benefits, with simplified filing and fewer tax consequences.

And an investor,or broker, is not a one time customer.

We are giving preference on capital gain only.

Although my net worth is fairly high, it is mostly tied up in ROTHs and my personal residence, which I would prefer not to leverage.

While I have nothing to hide, I simply don't like having a photo of myself on forums or anywhere for that matter.This is just a personal preference of mine and is something that I hope the content of my posts would offset, but I also understand that some like to see who they are talking to or reading about.At the end of the day, I'd post a real photo if required to do so, but it's a rule that can't be verified since a poster can simply post a photo of Joe Blow they find on the net so why not leave people to decide for themselves?

Also, are you a cash flow investor or do you prefer equity growth through appreciation?

Pick one or the other, because if it's 3 states away, you won't be able to know your market nearly as well, nor have as much time in with boots on the ground.Some prefer one way, some the other.