I've said the same thing numerous times, but have never been able to express it half as well...nicely said...

In numerous conversations with the vice-president we could not get any answer about what were the problems or concerns.

When you talk about your network (outside of the funding question you’ve answered numerous times), did you know many of the people when you started?

My daughter bought a 3 6 months ago and just loves it.. and I know numerous other folks that have them that love them.just like many talk about doom and gloom in the economy.. 

We have been told by numerous separate sources that an LLC is the way to go and after some research of our own, we feel comfortable with that situation.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

In regards to success, there are numerous variables why or why not one is successful at something.Whether it be real estate, YouTube videos, owning a restaurant, or running a marathon: two common traits I've noticed in successful individuals is that they are persistent and determined.Certainly there are cases people are highly successful at something very quickly, but those are outliers.Most people who are successful at something are successful because of their determination and persistence to be successful.Usually, when one works towards a goal their success is slower than they wish; the effort to be successful takes more time than they wish; and initial results are usually lower than they wish.However, successful people keep putting in the hard work.

You can certainly wait if you have cash funds available to start your project, then apply and get your loan for the balance.There are many avenues to funding this type project so the options are numerous.

There are numerous lenders out there that do not consider themselves hml and who do expect  principle plus interest payments

@Brice HallThe reason people are calling you a troll and are not exactly receiving the response you wanted is because there is a more productive way to address this topic that does not include the same type of commentary that every political post on my FB seems to have.Your point has been addressed numerous times here on BP and @Ben Leybovich brings it up anytime someone lets him which always creates the same much more productive discussionFact is many people make money on these properties for some of the following reasons:1) They buy close to good areas that at least can at some point go up thereby adding critical appreciation.