They do smaller loan types.

Looking to see if there are horror stories or lessons learned out there on these types of sites.Thanks all, first time posting, have not yet bought a property but it is on the list for 2017.  

Its those type of deals that make me think more and more to simply buy and hold.

I just bought a condo in CR as a toe in the water type of thing.

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They owned a couple farms, but have no long term care insurance.Is there some type of process to solicit an investor who specializes in one these places?

I just wanted to know if anyone had any experience with these type of situation?

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@Oleg Shalumov, that's me typing too fast ;) Certificate of Formation is correct.

However be aware these types of people usually file motions and to continue to exploit legal loop holes, in order to stay in the property longer, so take no prisoners.