These are not liquid investments and we need to make sure investors understand that.

If you find your reserves and liquid capital are strong enough to pick up another property in the spring, rinse and repeat! 

I Was hoping i could hold on to as much liquid cash as possible for the rehab.

In my eyes, when you break a lease, you are no longer paying rent, giving you the legal right to occupy the unit, you are paying liquidated damages which do not give you the right to the unit.

Also in the paperwork will have language in regards to liquidating the asset and who gets paid out first etc.

They need to foreclose in a default so they will want to liquidate as soon as possible.

We have roughly $1.5mil in liquid assets in case of emergency which would help if needed.If these numbers do not like good, might you have recommendations for numbers I should be looking to achieve given my goals?

This the ones with liquidity and experience.

Have liquid funds ready to go is the most difficult part.Also let them know if you want B or C Assets.

Probably not, it will be more along the lines of “the owner is looking to liquidate some capital to invest in a larger building” so shifting funds to vacation rentals checks out.