Yes there are 100k people in that community which like BP, you have to separate all the BS and stupidity. 

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

I’m asking how people who wholesale get around this, if possible. 

And right now rates are at multi-decade highs after a rapid run up, so the wounds are not only fresh, but the bleeding hasn’t been controlled yet.Mistaken Identity:  If the syndicator on the panel says he prefers floating because he can borrow capital improvement funds, he is talking about bridge debt, which happens to have a floating rate but isn’t the primary characteristic nor the reason people use it.  

(On a scale of: "People would book my place regardless" to "Dockage is an absolute must I'd be vacant without it")- same question about a pool? 

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

Good communication will build trust and can lead to more investment down the line.When it comes to sharing how it worked for others, people often highlight the importance of alignment in investment goals and risk tolerance.

I have a commercial office building under contract for 375k with 75K down. i have tried conventional, private lender/ hard money.Everybody  says it is a rural area of only 1700 people year round but it is a Tourist town.

Campgrounds are great but remember people want and need something to do.

"When I think of Jesse Rook, I think of someone who is polite, patient, caring, selfless, and the type of person I would want to work with when buying and selling real estate.Born (in New Mexico) and raised in Grand Rapids, MI, Jesse is a native to the West Michigan area and brings with him years of experience of the ins and outs of neighborhoods.What sets Jesse apart from other agents is that he puts his clients first and himself second.