For instance, your bathroom picture is so close up that it looks even smaller than it probably is.

But I meant in the instances where the note itself is converted or exchanged for credits and the ledger shows it as an asset, deposited in a Demand Deposit account.

I've had instances where a voucher went to literally zero, and the tenant was no longer on the program.

Hey Zach, lots of reasons: 1) Local Expertise: For instance, My primary states are Hawaii and Washington.

For instance, one investor I worked with used it to jump from a duplex to a 4-unit building in Phoenix, effectively doubling their rental income as well as the forecasted appreciation rate on their new property.

For instance - Easter baskets, Halloween candy, fun craft beers for St Patty’s Day, tons of options for Valentine’s Day, small tree and decor set up for Christmas, etc.  

For instance, my PlayStation was stolen, and because my cleaner didn’t catch it in time, we couldn’t identify which guest to hold accountable.

It might just be every rare instance we get someone that doesn't want to list, just needs cash offer and quick close lets say before foreclosures and they might call on Friday when the sale is the next Tuesday. 

I think in this instance it would be better to do one investor per deal rather than doing it as a fund and hypothecate each deal as it comes along. 

For instance, you have to notify the state in writing if you leave a lender and tell them why.