All the people I know that invested with them invested pretty recently, so too early to see what the results are.Looking at their numbers "too good to be true" is accurate.

Lol.In all seriousness, there are some very beautiful places in Wyoming. :-)

The numbers back him up— His construction costs are around $200,000 a unit, and his units pull in $600+ ADRs and hit 83% occupancy, with NOI per unit up to $100,000, rivaling 5-star hotels.Financing these beautiful properties?

Seems too good to be true, but again, the tenant is trustworthy.

This assumes there or no CAPEX during those 11 years, which would make that recover of cash take even longer.Third, your equity is great, but it only has true value when you access it. 

This is generally true throughout all 49 states... and California.

While that is probably true, it would also wash out the grocery store where his food comes from and the neighborhood would look like 

Rather than "is it true that you owe back rent? 

The same is true for all of the other ways in which we source residents.So what does mean practically?

What Bob said is true.