I own a bond mutual fund that holds high yield corporate bonds.  All bonds in the fund mature in 2020 and the fund will liquidate at the end of 2020.  The SEC yield has gone from 3.5 percent to 8 percent.   I am consi...

My 506(c) fund is invested in real estate. However, the investors become LP's in a company. The company agrees to pay them a preferred return with a promote. This is a debt structure and not an equity structure. Yes, ...

I have a seller willing to hold a note but she wants to know if there is insurance out there to cover her note. Is there anyone who would give PMI for a seller finance deal?

CRE Info - December 2018CRE Info is James Scully's periodical of commercial real estate research & articles intended to equip building owners with the market knowledge to make more strategic real estate investemen...

I may be named a trustee for a Virginia trust that will have among other things real estate within it. Virginia has certain trustee requirements that a Non resident (out of state) trustee must satisfy, that a Virginia...

Banks manage cash: inbound and outbound and "play" with that cash while they have it. Right?What is happening now and is going to accelerate is that the inbound cash is drying. Cash out by traders is not in anymore. S...

Hi, Can someone recommend an insurance company that deals with Fidelity Bond (Erisa Bond) We were told that we need one for our 401K Corporate account which our 401K has 51% share & we own 49%?
Thank you!

 First time posting. Am an aspiring investor and taking my first plunge with a CRE Deal. Has anyone heard of or invested with  First National Realty Partners? They have a very attractive offer but very little info on ...

It looks like the Fed may finally begin unwinding it's massive balance sheet, which rose from less than $1 billion before 2008 to over $4.5 trillion(!) today. The Fed bought up huge amounts of gov't bonds, mortgage-ba...

What happens next in the economy…- The Fed will loose control of inflation, as they never really had control of it.- Corporate debt service default will increase in droves, starting with pensions and retirement funds....