@Jeremy PacePoint of clarification:I did post this on 3 different relevant forums to increase exposure.

Watch how grossly P/E values are rising and understand they aren't rising for any logical reason except excessive influx of funds into the market because of a lack of alternatives. 

If there is an overage from foreclosing the mortgage (overage occurs when the foreclosure sale brings in more than is owed on the note that you bought), the excess money goes first to pay off the lien, then to each heir according to their percentage of ownership. 

Objective was to diversify some of my stock market exposures.  

Let them know(in writing via certified mail) that you have deducted expenses in excess of normal wear and tear resulting from their illegal drug use on the property and more which were violations of their lease and NY State Law.  

My total exposure on the property is under $5K.

My total exposure on the property is under $5K.

We limit our exposure by only lending 65% of the after repair value and if our borrower needs repair funds, we hold them in escrow and release them in draws.

I hear quite a bit that agents lose customers simply due to the customer doing home searches on Zillow where they are flooded with advertisements and exposure to other agents and tools.

If a syndication is producing income via a trade or business such as flipping or self-storage, then it does produce UBTI.A pass-through entity such as a sole proprietorship, LLC, or LLP will pass its tax liability to owners, so limited partnership interests in a syndication will have tax exposure when the activity of the entity produces trade or business income.