I don't want floating or bridge or any movable debt.

VanGundy some room and board over an extended period of time at a state or federal long-term lodging facility, if you get my drift.

There are a lot of sample contracts floating around, and so wanted to make sure that one I might draft jives with California law.

We basically just offered what we have on site plus the pond/floating dock/scenery.  

Is it ethical to float notes through a chain of "students"?

i am a reo broker here in south florida and work with many current asset managers and several banks. we sell many reo properties. some of those lists floating around out there are dead end streets as so many bomb bard the asset managers with requests they dont even reply 1

She's probably using one floating around the office, one you provided, or one she bought from an attorney that's full of legal jargon and missing important clauses.

All-in I would have like 20-25k saved up, assuming you don't pay agent fees and can find a lender that will float you the first chunk of construction money. 

And a good # of the "fluff" multi family deals of recent years that were underwritten very aggressively (floating rates, high leverage) are having to stop distributions, raise more capital or in trouble.

If you can float the vacancy worst case, whats the hold up?