(That is broad strokes, to see more about who you can and can't deal with research prohibited transactions and disqualified persons.)

Cap rates give a broad picture to an investment and based on my past valuation experience looking at secondary and tertiary markets I'd expect close to double digit, if not a little higher for Dover.

Real estate is a very broad asset class.

so pulling trigger but my partner/hubby is of the opposite spectrum (speculative) so between the 2 of us, we strike the RIGHT BALANCE.but its a constant battle. my objections and his eagerness. 

Of course, the riskier the development/flip the more we are entitled to as a return - but considering we are new to this angle of investment, we want to play on the conservative end of the spectrum at inception.Any experience with trading these loans in the secondary market?

Once I contacted companies who orchestrated such transactions, I was further educated about how broad the note purchasing market is and that most outfits are more interested in notes backed by real estate.

Hope this isn't too broad, and Thank you ahead of time to anyone lending some words of wisdom. 

In the NE they are typically higher priced and less experienced than the national QIs because they don't have economies of scale or broad experience.  

I checked township but even when i type in the property address and owner name a broad list comes out.

Then you will need to decide whether you want to do your own marketing for borrowers or place your funds with a broker who will do that for you.Really your question is still to broad at this point to give you a meaningful answer.