The cat is skinned either way.

I am less concerned about their fees if they are in line with industry, but I want to know they have skin in the game and align with investors.Lastly in this market, I would want to hear about their financing strategy, How leveraged they are on projects, and how conservative their underwriting is based on projections.

Park the non-performing asset in your portfolio until the borrower eventually surfaces wishing to sell or refinance their property.

In the end, our lenders are great partners and usually have more skin in the game than we do.

My gutsays the Reno-Sparks market will remain a hot seller's market;however, we will stop skipping across the sun's surface!

It feels like we could probably put this in now as it's a durable surface. 

Hi Michael,Maybe partner up with someone with a lot more experience in this transaction type, and with both of you having skin in the game.Maybe take down a bigger deal?

And new construction homes in this area are selling for $500/Sq Ft+.On the surface it seems like building would be better than buying something built.

The personal loan terms are viable and the short-term credit score benefit seems to (on the surface) improve my lender options in a way that may make more sense for my overall strategy.

I've looked at two deals recently where the price seems fair on the surface.