He understood that misrepresenting your identity to a landlord isn't a crime, but misrepresenting it in court certainly is.

To the best of my knowledge, notes on mortgages are valid until satisfied.Regarding your last sentence, the instrument that secures the repayment obligation with an interest in real property has a definite period within which it must be exercised in relation to the maturity date of the mortgage/DoT.

Make sure you have well-defined liquidity procedures and penalties if they want their money back before your investment matures.  

I have worked with many clients with portfolios of 15+ properties which have more than doubled in value if they purchased them a decade ago and now have a mature portfolio that is 100% cashflow.Over the past 5-7 years, Nashville has gained national attention for a newer investment model: short term rentals, or Airbnb/VRBO properties.

I would be pretty nervous being on campus anywhere with the huge influx of supply, especially if you have "maturity date" within 2 years coming due on commercial loans that would only work at what are historically low interest rates right now.This is article that was showing the new building inventory becoming a problem that will serve you good market research @Abhishek Banerjee"The owners of the Gramercy Park Apartments in west Champaign asked the board of review to reduce the assessment of their property, with a weighted age of 52 years, by more than a million dollars.

Ouch.I may have heard of someone lending the value of the property, but drafting and rcording the maturity value. 

If they are that upset about having their SSN in my files, there are services that will protect or insure them from identity theft for a monthly fee.   

We have a few projects that are coming to maturity, and have been stabilized after tenant replacement and extensive rehab, and my team and I are enjoying the cash flow now after all major repairs and such have been completed.

Either way, the $ is sitting in my bank account right now so it is definitely legit.I totally believe you.. and like I said I would jump on this .. giving out unsecured money at those rates. they are going to take some major loss's as this matures.. there is a reason credit card interest is 18% or more.. needs to be to handle the loss's..what may I ask was or is your FICO to get this ..

@Jon Holdman gives you both sides of an identical scenario.