If you buy/have a performer that is well seasoned and has a borrower with a substantial ability to continue payments, you can sell a "partial" of X amount of the future payments for a set return to the partial buyer, then take that capital from the the partial sale and buy another note, sell a partial, reacapitalize, etc.

Briefly speaking with the tenants it became evident they had developed a substantial drug habit.

You will needs substantial cash reserves, very little (none is better) bad debt or your debt to income ratio will be disqualify you from getting that mortgage, you will also need to have a large down payment (20% at least) if the property isn’t your primary residence.

I'd assume you can earn substantially more ROI than the interest and future closing costs by leveraging the extra $300K to earn more rental income (or another investment vehicle).

This may not sound like a substantial amount, however 752/60=12.5%.

You are not in the business long if you let emotions influence your decision making.Let me put it another way, using your own example. 

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Sounds like you got some substantial appreciation over the past few years.

We will probably see a good amout of forebearance deals go bad, but over 80% of them have a substantial amount of equity and can easily sell the property before having to face forclosure, which neither banks nor borrowers want.

I always take the time to talk to each of these leads or attempt to contact them in some way.My question is:  A lot of times we hear David and Brandon talk about providing value to someone, especially when networking or reaching out to agents, contractors, influencers and so on.