No percentage of rents. 

Do you take a percentage of the rent on 2100 or 1,100.

Can you structure a SDIRA to be a partial downpayment and payout the return based on the % that is put in through the SDIRA?

My question to anyone who is listening is this: If I could get a group of investors to pool in on a deal, how could I make it worth while to them for me to get a percentage of the cashflow?

I have a 403b and a pension fund payout that I will be able to roll over into something (what?).

--If they aren't divided you can pay for the utilities and just charge more to include it, or you can charge the tenants a percentage based on square footage or some other way of dividing it up.  

From anyone's experience will a private lender risk lending such a small percentage.

Fine line between being greedy seeing what it could go for and just getting getting a certain percentage and getting out.

I heard an ad on the radio for a business named EquityKey out of San Diego... they "share" in your future equity...and give you a percentage WITH OUT any monthly loan repayment.

Usually lenders will never lend you 100% of your equity but will take a percentage between 90% to 65% of what you have in the building and lend you that at some kind of interest but if you have good credit you can use whatever you can take out of the property and use that as a down payment on another property if the remaining balance payments are smaller than what you can get in rent for that unit.