Unfortunately, I missed the latest window on great rates - but would still appreciate some guidance as to how I can best position these resources to maximize my liquidity potential.I've always been generally debt adverse, and prefer a quality over quantity, low and slow approach. 

They were willing to help make us comfortable as far as meeting my requirements, as well they had a good amount of liquidity after closing.

Initial and daily animal- violation charges and animal-removal charges are liquidated damages for our time, inconvenience, and overhead (except for attorney's fees and litigation costs) in enforcing animal restrictions and rules.

I have roughly 75k liquid and want to know what is the next best step to grow my money? 

I need liquidity.

They have made the most hawkish statements on rates and bond repurchases in my 50 year lifetime and they are going to "unconditionally" raise rates and liquidate their bond portfolio until they bring inflation down to 2%. 

Dollar General flat rent for 10 years usually in primary lease term so not blending up of the cap rate over time.Lenders normally look for 10% post liquid after down payment and net worth close to the loan amount.Example 3 millionCredit tenant likely 30% down or 900,0002.1 million loanPost liquid after down payment 210,000Net Worth  2,100,000Closing costs: about 60k

With non performing notes that are liquidated via foreclosure, the lender recovers 100% of their advances when there is sufficient equity in the property.

Either will be able to give you a loan based on the current value of the property (mid-rehab) and fund all of your rehab - both LTV & rehab loan will be determined by your experience, credit, liquid assets and how you hold title.

The main objective for them would be to cash out their rental and just have the cash liquid.