Every business faces a critical decision-making period when deciding whether to accept or go ahead with a business deal.

Assign weights to each criterion based on its importance to you, such as job growth being more critical than seasonal issues.

I'm thinking wholesaling, JV for acquisitions/renovate/dispositions, etc.

The note would typically have a Due-on-Sale clause as well, that permits the noteholder to immediately call the entire amount due at any change in ownership.Just think of the seller as the bank (other than a Contract for Deed situation, as Don said).

It got me to thinking if there was a spill or some sort of damage all the hotel would have to do is change that particular carpet Square.

The property is a double lot and 3 bed 3 bath, but my thinking is it is rare to have the chance to own 3 lots in a Downtown area that is quickly being converted into townhome and higher density living.

@Bruce Woodruff that’s exactly what I was thinking.

I think we can both find some success here!

@Walter Wintermute while this is by no means advice, I would think that if you have an interest bearing debt and an interest earning account with the debt interest higher than the earning interest, you would likely be better off paying off the debt.

While I think this would be a good deal for me, the annual return for my partner would only be about 5%, though this does not take any future sale into account.