There are lots online for about $800 for 12000btu...I'm wondering if that's sufficient.

Having sufficient donations and grants to do community development sounds like a key thing to figure out.

Showing a bank statement with sufficient cash to close the transaction creates a strong offer in of itself and is the best way to get the best deal.Show them your all cash proof of funds and then have them show.

Whereas, the source of funds for the debt created is from so and sos SDIRA and in keeping with compliance requirements under Internal Revenue Code xxxxx, which stipulates that debts created shall be made on a non-recourse basis; andWhereas, the Maker(s) have granted a security interest in real property, legally descibed in that certain deed of trust hereby modified, having a value this date greater than the original principal including any expected interest accrued thereon, the sufficiency of which being accepted to extend credit on a non-recourse basis.

If a person owns a couple lots, and there are sufficient enough trees, is it possible to get a company to clear the lot for free in exchange for the timber?

Would it be beneficial or even possible for me to take out a mortgage (from my company) and place a 2nd lien on it so that if it does go to foreclosure auction and the  winning bid is sufficient to cover the small balance left on the 1st lien I receive the excess?

The reports provided only provide accrual accounting but that is generally sufficient.

It seems like this thread can be summarized this statement "Do I want quality or quantity?" 

The structure part isn't difficult--there isn't much that's "standard" since its not a huge market that's of sufficient quality and open to non-institutional investor, but the returns are going to need to be higher than value-add multifamily promises since this carries more risk.

Collateral taken to offset a loan must be exposed to the market for a sufficient period of time, the lender must show they made a good effort attempt to extinguish the loan amount remaining.