It's a natural step for you and you're in pole position to do it.

Naturally we'll fluctuate somewhat, but I wouldn't be surprised if it hovers around there.

What if the tenant doesn't have power and lights candles and the whole place catches fire??

It is worded to make the deal still feel natural and hassle free.

We've met four times so far and am really enjoying the exchange of information and learning opportunities that are naturally present when you put like-minded folks together.Let me know if you would like to attend our next one.Roger Lin

Hi @Rick Lucias ,That's the nature of the business but hang in there!

It was like a light went on and he started talking about first rights of refusals, option contracts and all other sorts of things.I don't think of myself as a mentor.

But, they put in thick grout lines in a light color that got really dirty fast.

There is no way of saying which borrower or tenant will default except through good underwriting practices and the ability to read people, I don't miss very often and there are aspects of life, those "financial life events" that can never be foreseen in advance.As to bands of investment/price, not really as I'm an underwriter type and consider each property in relation to the market demand, market rents or collateral nature, to the tenant/borrower.

I don't think You'll regret it.I would never rent wood burning, because sooner or later, someone is gonna try and light it with gasoline.